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December Short Stories
Orion
by Andrée Gendron
It's altogether too easy to rip off tourists. Exponentially
more so
when they aren't the same species.
The
Touch of God
by Bogi Beykov
The search for a greater power needn't be restricted to one
planet.
Too
Many Thoughts
by David Smith
"I always heard everything. Why? Why me? Just so many damn
thoughts.
Too many thoughts."
Dead
Men Tell Too Many Tales
by Daniel Kamin
Surely it shouldn't be too difficult to track down a missing
zombie?
Time
Warrior
by Adam Carlton
"Today's lecture concerns our tactics in securing Minsky-4 for
the
Empire. We had to deal with the aboriginals we called time hunters."
The
Year of Job
by Jason Arsenault
"Job loved money. Just knowing he had loads more than most was
enough to
get him out of bed in the morning."
Wisikewena
by Harrison Kim
"This story is what Pipikwan legends call the meaning of
Wisikewena."
History
of the Early Dymbrini Era
by George Schaade
And so begins a new era of history.
Second Earth
by Sergio “ente per ente” Palumbo
A Mare Inebrium Story
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The
Butterflies on a Dead Man's Bed
by Kamila Modrzyńska
"Queen Inęs sat on the throne. Eyes full of dread, nobody
dared to
move."
Closing
Time at the Speckled Wolf
by Rab Foster
Grud's just trying to run a bar. He doesn't have time for any
of
this nonsense.
San
Miguel
by Elizabeth Hurley
"Do you consider yourself a man of God?"
Darren
and the Dark Lord
by Daniel South
What happens when the villain wins everything they ever
wanted?
The
Stone Mason
by Scott Cafarella
The generations dance on the walls together.
Crossroads
by George Schaade
This cafe has a lot more than delicious breakfast specials.
Ultima
Thule
by J. B. Toner
A million universes, a million timelines, one martial art to
span it all.
Brother
Thomas's Night
by Francis-Marie de Chatillon
“Oh Thomas, you are in trouble. Deep, deep trouble.”
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