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Monthly Archives: July 2014
The Front Line
An essay by General Penelope Hartman, as provided by Sylvia Spruck Wrigley Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye First of all, I want you to forget every single word that they told you at the recruiting office. No, just stop, I don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Military Science, Scarlett O'Hairdye, Science Fiction, Sylvia Spruck Wrigley, Xenobiology
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The Greater Migration
An essay by Dr. Simon Rulik, as provided by Christopher David DiCicco Art by Leigh Legler When the shuttle blasted off, launching me outside Earth’s orbit, it wasn’t Sara I thought of or even the kids–it was the PBS animal … Continue reading
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Tagged Aerospace, Christopher David DiCicco, Leigh Legler, Literary, Simon Rulik
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That Man Behind the Curtain: June 2014
The Money Aspect Amounts in parentheses are losses/expenses. Hosting: ($17.06) Stories: ($75.00) Art: ($211.60) Advertising: ($65.00) Payment Processing Fees: ($4.55) Donations: $61.00 Ad Revenue: $1.26 Book Sales: $21.26 Total: ($289.69) QTD: ($1,457.90) YTD: $568.60 All Time: ($6,943.97) As per usual, I try to list costs … Continue reading
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Data Crabs
An essay by Hester Ninetrees, as provided by Deborah Walker Art by Leigh Legler I hadn’t mentioned my approaching birthday to my children. I guess I was in denial. So it must have been a shock when the police turned … Continue reading
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Tagged Deborah Walker, Hester NInetrees, Leigh Legler, Nanotech, Science Fiction
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Sport of Kings
An essay by Rick King, as provided by Judith Field Art by Luke Spooner I woke up, rolled over and collided with something solid. Stretching out a shaking hand, I opened my eyes. I was facing the oak tree in … Continue reading
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Tagged Judith Field, Linguistics, Luke Spooner, Rick King, Zoology
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