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NEW APPLIANCES Brandon McNulty Seven A.M. brought sunshine and the usual droning from beside the couple’s bed. A young boy named Alarm
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ASHA David E. Seaman The ambulance came to a stop at the small town Midwestern ED doors. A doctor waited for Zach
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FLIPOUTS Barry Rosenberg The brain was a walnut? Leo turned his school book this way and that. But no matter how he
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JAVI AND PARMA Ellen Denton From the Galaxapedia, Volume III Chapter XIV: “Members of the Wakinian race are born as two connected
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INFINITE BOYFRIENDS Marie Vibbert Nick the First My boyfriend, Nick, never approved of Stacey, or as he called her, “your friend the
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HELLO, HELL Mark Butterworth Jack Weller was a fine young man if you define young these days as many men do as
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ACTUS REUS Patrick MacPhee “Mrs. Davidson, is that man in this courtroom?” “H-he is,” stuttered a middle-aged woman, who sat up awkwardly
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TIMES ARE BURNING Adam Armstrong The light slowly burned off his feet. He knew he wasn’t supposed to look but he couldn’t
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AWAKE Becky Enoch ‘So, how can I help?’ ‘Well…I still have a pretty constant headache. It’s been going on a while now,
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IN THE LAND OF THE BLIND … A PARABLE Anthony Marchetta In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is
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WRONG CAT Christian Roberts Once upon a time there lived in Roswell, New Mexico a family of cats. I say “family” in
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SCIENCE FICTION AND ITS PAST RELATIONS WITH THE ACADEMY Victor Grech, Clare Vassallo and Ivan Callus ‘What was once … a secret
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UNI-MAIL Ellen Denton The gigantic transmitting stations, rising up like behemoths from stretches of windswept sand, were the only signs that life
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