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Abandonware - Lightspeed Magazine
Abandonware - Lightspeed Magazine
Some kids do that---they imprint on empty objects, they give them stories and opinions and a will, until they feel half-inhabited even to grownups, who have to pretend that they care how Chrissy’s blanket feels about things for so long that one day when Chrissy’s at school they step on the blanket and apologize. I did it with anything, when I was young; my toys were always in the middle of some intense plot that nobody outside could understand.
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Abandonware - Lightspeed Magazine
Read my flash story “The Monster Hunter’s Last Lament” – written for R.B. Wood’s Word Count Podcast – Maria Haskins
Read my flash story “The Monster Hunter’s Last Lament” – written for R.B. Wood’s Word Count Podcast – Maria Haskins
My latest story for R.B. Wood’s Word Count Podcast was inspired by the prompt “Where have our students gone”, the photo prompt (a dilapidated school bus), and my recent interest in the show Supernatural. It is, I guess, my take on what life might be…
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Read my flash story “The Monster Hunter’s Last Lament” – written for R.B. Wood’s Word Count Podcast – Maria Haskins
Triquetra | Tor.com
Triquetra | Tor.com
After marrying the prince and having her own child, Snow White visits her stepmother—promising to kill her in ever more horrible ways, at the same time attempting to stay away from the mirror that started it all. I shall drown you in the river where…
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Triquetra | Tor.com
Beneath Ceaseless Skies | Court of Birth, Court of Strength by Aliette de Bodard
Beneath Ceaseless Skies | Court of Birth, Court of Strength by Aliette de Bodard
The leader of House Hawthorn’s Court of Birth lived in a part of the House that Samariel had never been to: a wing of dusty, disused corridors where the wainscoting had rotted away and the wallpaper’s elegant asphodels were obscured by elongated smu…
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Beneath Ceaseless Skies | Court of Birth, Court of Strength by Aliette de Bodard
True Crime - Nightmare Magazine
True Crime - Nightmare Magazine
He cut off her arms and threw them on the side of the road. They wanted a boy. Her uncle taught her how to play the game. The last time anyone saw her she was dancing. She was drunk. She was flirting with everyone. She was wearing a short skirt. She…
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True Crime - Nightmare Magazine