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As Luck Would Have It
To this day, my life has been a series of comedically bad timing, near-death experiences, and wet socks. I can’t hold an egg without dropping it, and at least once a day, a bird defecates on my head.…
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Reviewed: 3 Short Stories We Loved
A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
It’s common to find images of angels that…
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Carrie and The Weight of Blood: Review
by Emma Campbell
I’ll start this review off by admitting that I haven’t read a lot of Stephen…
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Short Stories We Loved - 8/8/24
Signs of Life - Sarah Pinsker
In Signs of Life, Sarah Pinsker tells a tale of finding yourself and mending…
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Any Rose My Mother Raised, Any Lane My Father Knows
Two cages I have escaped so far, though my parents strove to keep me safe within. Now I must go, in defiance of their wishes, to confront the one who holds the final key.…
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Stories You Missed, July 31, 2024
July's picks from our fellow magazines, selected for your enjoyment.
1. To Catch a Foo Fighter - David…
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Book review - Blood Over Bright Haven
Do you remember the first fantasy book that really made you feel magic? We might not remember a specific book,…
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Short Story Review -The Big Easy
by Joanne Rixon
Sometimes it’s hard to see the future. And we don’t mean in the sense of…
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Stories You Missed - June 30th, 2024
This month's picks from our fellow magazines. Enjoy!
P.S. Check out Dreamforge's Kickstarter for next…
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The Keeper
Everything felt wrong with Alonna’s death. Omambara went to Afa in panic, and it led them to a new keeper, Juochi, Alonna’s nine-year old son.…
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Short Story Review - Once Upon a Time at The Oakmont
We want preface this review with the fact that, for us, the thing with time travel is that we can’…
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Book Review -This Great Hemisphere
This Great Hemisphere is a speculative/sci-fi novel by Mateo Askaripour. It hits shelves on July 9th, 2024, suspiciously close…