Issue 188 Volume 18 September 2014
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Editorial
Dan L. Hollifield
The Senior Editor's usual rants about whatever…
Serials and Long Fiction
Alas, there was no new Long Fiction in this issue.
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Short Stories
Cybergeists Charles Ebert
Stancil Willoughby knew everything there was to know about AIs, or so he thought.
Perfect City Vanessa Kittle
Leave the Dull World behind and go to Perfect City instead, where all snags meet an abrupt end.
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The Martian Marathon David
Wright
One race could change the fate of the whole planet.
The Predictors Michael J.
Frey
Just a prick of the finger and they know when you'll die.
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Flash Fiction
A Tangled Web Roy Dorman
On paper, the mission was simple: stop Attila the Hun. Reality, however, was very different.
Inside the Ivy S. E. Gale
Granddad's inheritance wasn't quite what they thought.
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Metropolis Botond Teklesz
A life so connected isn't without its drawbacks.
Putting on the Show Ed
Sullivan
A domestic disturbance call takes a strange turn.
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The Aphelion Flash Fiction Contest
We run a monthly flash fiction contest in the "Fun and Games" folder in Aphelion's forum. In the contest we
post a challenge with a specific theme and genre and participants write a flash story based on the challenge guidelines. The contest is a
great place to hone your writing skills, meet some fellow writers, receive some feedback, and possibly win a prize. New participants are
always welcome. Submissions for the contest are done through the forum. Flash stories from all of our previous contest challenges are
archived in the forum as well.
Over 500 stories are included in our archive. To start reading some of these great flash stories, check out either
Index 1 or Index 2.
Results of the Aphelion Flash Fiction Contest for August 2014
Congratulations to Wesson, winner of the "It Takes Two to Mango" Challenge. Click HERE to read the winning story "The
Folly of Sister Katarina" and four other tasty treats.
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Poetry and Filk Music
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