Fools Motley has ceased publication, and is no longer looking for new work- but we'd like to thank our phenomenally generous contributors who have agreed to leave the vast majority of already published works on-line for your entertainment. We really can't praise them enough for all they've done for us.
So, feel free to peruse all seven issues of Fools Motley at your leisure, and we hope you have as much fun with them as we did.
(Dan has set up shop on Myspace, where you can find out what he's up to these days.)
Issue
#7
July,
2005
Featuring:
Martian Sparklers,
Shows us the future may change, but human relationships never get any easier,
by K.M. Praschak
The Blueblade Warriors,
Another example of how a sword only gets you so far, sometimes you need the banjo,
by Brian G. Ross
The Landing,
Finds another promising planet filled with pesky primitives,
by Brian C.Petroziello
The Count's Daughter,
Has trouble finding a love her dad will approve of,
by Martin Green
Blip,
Is going through one strange, but touching, childhood,
by Barrie Christian
Fools
Motley is an internet magazine devoted
entirely to humorous works of the science fiction
and fantasy genre. At present, despite the
enormous popularity of such authors as Douglas
Adams and Terry Pratchett, there is a real void
of publications printing short stories of a
similar ilk. Fools Motley Magazine seeks
to fill this void by offering new and established
authors a platform to showcase their talents,
giving the reader access to a wonderful brand of
comedy they will not find anywhere else. By
bending the laws of reality, our stories
exaggerate humanity's faults and point at the
true humor present in our actions and the world
around us.
Fools Motley Magazine has had its laugh and will be closing down on November 1, 2005.
Fools Motley is in favor of free fiction for all.
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