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The Fight . by Horatio Evelente
"...if the persons or situations reflected in this story is similar in anyway to your personal life, the author
apologizes for your trite and meaningless existance and you can..."
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In The Days Leading Up To . by Dan Ericsson
"I was once told that life is a book that can never be reread. Once you've
turned the page, all you can do is remember. You have to hope that..."
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The Ruin Man . by Marri
"Amidst the tourist clutter of Cannery Row in Monterey, hidden behind the plastic and the lights and the packaged
consumer filth, always sold, there was a row of ruins..."
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The Legend of Bobbi-Jo . by Roberto Martinez and
Jon Stephenson
"I was 18 years old when my mother spontaneously combusted. As it happened, I was enjoying my morning breakfast
of Grape Nuts and Lucky Charms coated with melted butter...No milk was involved..."
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Falling . by Roberto Martinez
"The stars in the sky started swirling around as everything started to fade to black. Just as he was losing
consciousness, he heard a thunder crash and from the corner of his eye, he saw a blue flash of energy crawl around
on the ground...."
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Six Arms and a Game of Pinochle . by Dan Ericsson
"Maybe it was Doug's fault for always picking him out
in a crowd. Or maybe Ernie was actually everywhere. Then again, maybe it was the four extra arms that threw Doug
for a loop..."
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Cascadilla and Perckchip . by Jon Stephenson
"Cascadilla sat stunned. The phone slipped from her fingers and fell into the bowl of Wheaties. A tiny splash
of milk hit her in the eye, temporarily blinding her. She screamed and fell to the floor..."
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Interdimensional Thieves . by Paul Schroeder
"Dr. Gary Lincoff sat in his office writing in his personal diary. The fans seem to be working; either the
little critters can't materialize..."
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The Pheasant . by Emily
Hilleren
"...Somehow the conversation drifted around to the pheasant,
as it frequently does. I looked over at it, and it's head seemed to be cocked at a slightly different angle..."
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The Wakulla County hooters
Incident .
by Horatio Evelente
"At this hootery place I have a crucial job, a basket
of chicken wings are placed in front of me and I lop on our three different kinds of hot sauce...That's my job..."
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Ronald Plant: His Mother's Fault . by Dan Ericsson
"He carried with him the small sphere of his peripheral
vision. He could see the trees slipping out of his sight, joining the darkness and forest from which they were
spawned..."
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The Manhood Test . by Matt Kline
"Sports were largely ignored by the 22nd century because
the Microsoft revolution had turned the children with computer prowess and amply-cushioned bottoms into the role
models that athletes had been in the late 20th century..."
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A Touch Bitter and Too Clever
by Half .
by Kevin Easter
"We know that enough pain strips your conscious defenses
away. It's why children are so evil. It's why we hurt the ones we love..."
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The Politically Correct Tale of
Joe Poe . by Bryan Deno
"Joe Poe was as about as dumb as a Black man riding a
woman's bicycle out to the Ku Klux Klan rally with a shit-eating grin on his face and a rope in his hand..."
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Tinkerbell . by Paul Schroeder
"...It was a pristine landscape to wander in and dream. Suddenly the air vibrated like an explosion's aftershock..."
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The Boy Who Couldn't Recycle . by Dan Ericsson
"Buildrock snatched the paper away, and ran as fast as a moose who has a bone to pick with a squirrel away
into the employee lounge. There, against the wall..."
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