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The Sweetest Curse

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by Trevor Creighton Something had gone wrong. They had been warned of the curse but had purchased the bones anyway.

Nucleosaur of the Frigid Lace

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by Adam Mac A long way away—1.185185 quadrillion light years, give or take a billion or two—on an asteroid belt

A Fly On The Wall

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by Adam Mac I had lived a sheltered life. Windows always open, wholesome fragrances everywhere, and I buzzed in and

The Girl Named Spit

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by Wm. Bernan “You’ll be hard pressed to find a suitor,” the Stepmother claims. “No matter,” the little one swats

Fram

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by Ruben Stemple A few words from the end Curses, blood, and dust filled the air as the two men

Schmerdloff’s Proposal

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by Adam Mac In the current Journal of Statistical Probability in Law Enforcement, Viktor Schmerdloff proposes the original theory that

Sugar-Coated Hairpin Curve

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by Stephen V. Ramey He-Man in the driver’s seat, She-Man by his side. The top is down, the wind a

Spoken By the Woman Who Works There

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by Russ Bickerstaff People know what they’re getting, but we don’t know what we’re selling. People see the ads for

Bugs in the System

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by Anita Cooper “Robot love. What a beautiful thing”, Bitsy said, turning to look at Bob. Bob shrugged. It wasn’t

Doing it Wrong

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by Schevus Osborne Danny surveyed the convention room, looking for anyone that caught her eye. A cat. Pass. A wolf.