Submission Guidelines

Current Issue

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Issue #6:

Death's Folly,

by B. Liomask

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A Bite of the Apple,

by Larry Centor

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Bubblegum Girl,

by James Monticone

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Witch Kingdom,

by Vera Searles

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Herman,

by Brian C.Petroziello

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The Kid Catcher,

by David Choate

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Issue #5:

Bob's World,

by Marc Crofton

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Sheldon the Very Brave Accountant,

by R. E. Mendel

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Blue Flamers,

by Dr. Dona T. Mularkey

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The Tunnel at the End of the Light,

by Brian C. Petroziello

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The Man Who Wouldn't Eat Pineapples,

by Byron Leavitt

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Modern Art,

by David McGillveray

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An Offer from Mr. Bricks,

by William I. Lengeman III

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Issue #4:

Stanely Finds a Vortex,

by Randy Tanner

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There's a Lot of Letters in Rumplestiltskin,

by Robert Neilson

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An Ingenious Adventure,

by Jason Sizemore

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A Failure of Self-Help,

by Rosalind Barden

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Stony Weather,

by T.P. Keating

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Issue #3:

Anomalies,

by Richard S. Freeland

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Ghost Therapy,

by Gerald Sheagren

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Angel Envy,

by Ian Donnell Arbuckle

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Thromboles,

by Dr Terry Dartnall

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Trapped in a Barrel,

by Steven Holmes

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Earth,

by Dena Graham

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The Tale of the Brilliant Thief,

by Ally Wren

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Beat Burt,

by Mike Boone

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Issue #2:

Remembering Krempla,

by H. David Blalock

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Cthulu Calling Collect,

by Gregory Story

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At the Trial
of the Loathsome Slime,

by William Meikle

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Just Another Day at Roswell,

by Randy Tanner

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A Million Ducks Quacking,

by Marc Crofton

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Editorials

Dan's

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Issue #1:

No Pay, No Pass

by H. David Blalock

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The Recruit

by Janice Clark

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Adventure or Bust

by Daniel Devine

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Fairy Godmothers Anonymous

by Beth Long

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The Case of the Devil's Box

by Daniel L. Needles

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Letters to the Chintzes

by Susan Lange

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Editorials

Dan's

Issue #6

March, 2005

Featuring:

Death's Folly,
Where we see why its so hard for a Lord of the afterlife to make new friends,
by B. Liomask

A Bite of the Apple,
Gives us an irreverant look at how things really would have gone in the Garden of Eden,
by Larry Centor

Witch Kingdom,
Shows the dangers of using magic for fun and profit,
by Vera Searles

Herman,
Something evil's been cooked up,
by Brian C. Petrziello

The Kid Catcher,
Gives us a whole new reason to stay away from strangers,
by David Choate

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Issue #5

July 1, 2004

Featuring:

Bob's World,
Where the hardest thing to prove is always the truth,
by Marc Crofton

Sheldon the Very Brave Accountant,
The wrong person who becomes the right hero,
by R.E. Mendell

The Tunnel at the End of the Light,
Explores the problems with the wishes of a modern man,
by Brian C. Petroziello

The Man Who Wouldn't Eat Pineapples,
Finds its the little things that matter in a relationship,
by Byron Leavitt

Modern Art,
For a brilliant mind the whole universe is a blank canvas,
by David McGillveray

An Offer from Mr. Bricks,
Is a hard thing for the author to refuse,
by William I. Lengeman III

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Issue #4

July 1, 2004

Featuring:

Stanely Finds a Vortex,
Shows us that sometimes it pays not to be cautious,
by Randy Tanner

There's a Lot of Letters in Rumplestiltskin,
The tale of a dwarf who has even more talents than you've heard about,
by Robert Neilson

A Failure of Self-Help,
Sometimes it's hard to win friends while influencing people,
by Rosalind Barden

Stony Weather,
Where a vampire turned bat-burglar meets her match,
by T.P. Keating

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Issue #3

March 1, 2004

Featuring:

Anomalies, The twisted tale of a small town facing big time excitement,
by Richard S. Freeland

Ghost Therapy, since too much confidence can be scary,
by Gerald Sheagren

Angel Envy, shows us that there's more to heaven than clouds and sunshine,
by Ian Donnell Arbuckle

Thromboles, reminds us that alien means hard to understand,
by Dr. Terry Dartnall

Trapped in a Barrel, serves us up a tasty bit of how commerical espionage ought to be, by Steven Holmes

Earth, makes us wonder what a telepathic alien would hear, when they made first contact, by Dena Kay Graham

The Tale of the Brilliant Thief, another cunning rogue to steal our hearts and so much more, by Ally Wrenn

Beat Burt, a short play about what happens when the serious game of politics turns silly, by Mike Boone

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Issue #2

November 1, 2003

Featuring:

Remembering Krempla, the bitter-sweet story of what happens when the affairs of dragons dominate the lives of men,
by H. David Blalock

Cthulu Calling Collect, some brand new fun with the elder gods,
by Gregory Story

At the Trial of the Loathsome Slime, a simple case of primordial humor,
by William Meikle

Just Another Day at Roswell, because when aliens are a part of everyday life, even breakfast can be exciting,
by Randy Tanner

A Million Ducks Quacking, where one man's hell is another man's problem,
by Marc Crofton

Editorials

Dan's

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Issue #1

July 1, 2003

Including:

No Pay, No Pass, a glimpse into the lonely life of your average blue-collar troll booth attendant,
by H. David Blalock

The Recruit, a feel-good, light-hearted look at demonic darkness, by Janice Clark

Adventure or Bust, the short, sad tale of a horse-thief in a one horse town, by Daniel Devine

Fairy Godmothers Anonymous, even the friendly spirits need to vent sometimes, by Beth Long

The Case of the Devil's Box, a lost story of Sherlock Holmes, found in the most unexpected place, by Daniel L. Needles

Letters to the Chintzes, nothing makes you feel all warm and fuzzy like mail from the family, by Susan Lange

Editorials

Dan's