451.RED
a journal of science fiction & pulp fantasy
sci·ence fic·tion
/ˌsīəns ˈfikSH(ə)n/
"Science fiction" is based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes, frequently portraying space or time travel and life on other planets.
pulp fan·ta·sy
/pəlp ˈfan(t)əsē/
"Pulp fantasy" refers to a style of fantasy fiction that shares characteristics with classic "pulp magazines," meaning it emphasizes action-packed adventures, often with morally ambiguous heroes, exaggerated villains, and exotic settings.
LETTERS FROM TOMORROW
Takeshi Tanaka, a Tokyo office worker, becomes "unstuck in time," experiencing endless cycles of life where he meets Mei, his future wife and mother of their daughter Yuki, and learns that his consciousness loops through moments of his life, with his love for them remaining a constant amid the surreal changes.

THE MIDNIGHT MACHINE
Tetsuya, grieving the sudden death of his wife Akiko, finds himself trapped in a cycle of sorrow, but when an ad offering a synthetic version of her appears, he faces a moment of profound emotional conflict, ultimately choosing to say goodbye.