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  • Fiction,  Issue 6

    EverPoppy by Frances Boyle

    November 1, 2019 /

    Maura hauled in the barge, the singing cable slick with water threatening to freeze on her hands. There should have been robotics or at least hydraulics, but this village didn’t have working winches, not even anyone, new parent or former child, willing to stand watch on a frosty morning for…

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    Racing a Fever Dream for Pinks by E. Samples

    April 4, 2020

    Point Blank, Part 3 by Paige Bagby

    July 1, 2019

    The Light That Shone Here by Ciéra Cree

    April 4, 2020
  • Fiction,  Issue 6,  Serializations

    Point Blank, Part 4 by Paige Bagby

    November 1, 2019 /

    Chapter 10 When coerced into being party to, or rather the center of, a time traveling misadventure, one would imagine that the simplicities of normal life would be forgotten to the curiosity of such an adventure. However, in Candace’s case, her body remembered only that she had been at the…

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    Crow Barn by DC Diamondopolous

    April 4, 2020

    Before the Fall by Scott Elder

    January 1, 2020

    Snow White Sees the Mirror by Elizabeth Burk

    January 1, 2020
  • Fiction,  Issue 6,  Serializations

    Los Angeles, 1952, Part 2 by Wayne Turmel

    November 1, 2019 /

    Language Warning.This story contains language that may put off some readers. Be aware it takes place 60 years ago, and things weren’t seen the same as they are now. Also, any discerning fiction reader should know that the opinions expressed by our characters don’t always reflect the opinions of management.…

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    Accident by Jolly Alexander

    September 1, 2019

    Before the Fall by Scott Elder

    January 1, 2020

    The Nymph and the Maiden by Laura Kincaid

    January 1, 2020
  • Fiction,  Issue 6

    Ten Minutes Past Teatime by Elizabeth Chatsworth

    November 1, 2019 /

    June 12th, 1896 A.D., 4.10 PM The Irish Sea  Miss Minerva Minett was rapidly losing faith that her hired sailors were of the highest caliber. Or sober. Or able to obey the simplest commands without discussion, pontification, and an inordinate amount of cheek. She huffed as the unfittingly-named Captain Smart…

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    Erysikthon by Phyllis Meshulam

    January 1, 2020

    Shapes in the Mist by Merril D. Smith

    January 1, 2019

    The Collection by Myna Chang

    April 4, 2020
  • Fiction,  Issue 6

    The Happy Idiot by Robert Pope

    November 1, 2019 /

    In 1952, my father invented a functional time machine, but in order to fund completion he had been embezzling from his employer for several years. He worked for a Professor Stark at the university who had brought in a sizeable National Science Foundation grant for experiments unrelated to time travel.…

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    The Bone Dance by Lucy Whitehead

    July 1, 2020

    Follow the Sound of the Waves of the Sea by S. T. Brant

    October 1, 2020

    Tomorrow, A Physicist Sat On Your Sofa by Jonathan Payne

    May 1, 2019
  • Fiction,  Issue 5,  Serializations

    Doing Time, Part 1 by Craig Rodgers

    September 1, 2019 /

    1.   He is a salesman, he tells people, and it’s more or less true.  He tells them his name is Gray, when they ask, which it isn’t, and they rarely do.  He says the past doesn’t matter and he leaves it at that, but it does, it matters, and it is always…

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    Memory, Time: A Poem in Movable Parts by Mark Fitzpatrick

    July 1, 2019

    Every Inch by Juliette van der Molen

    April 4, 2020

    Time by Robert Grant

    January 1, 2019
  • Fiction,  Issue 5

    Miss. Princott’s Time Travel Agency by Barbara Russell

    September 1, 2019 /

    Auckland, present day. The door of the time chamber opened with a hiss, and I staggered out, my head spinning.  Next to me, my client, Mr. Torvalds, exited and beamed. His eyes twinkled under bushy gray eyebrows. “That was something, wasn’t it?”  Yeah, something awful. Who would enjoy running from…

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    Time by Margaret Banford

    September 1, 2019

    This Is The Room Where We Tell Stories About The Future by Jonathan Payne

    October 1, 2020

    Mission Bell by Rory Tanner

    April 4, 2020
  • Fiction,  Issue 5

    How to Bind a Lover, or the Lingering Aubade of Lear Aldrich by Kayla King

    September 1, 2019 /

    The universe seems small. Lear grasps it between fingers, plucking the strand of hair from Lina’s head. She sleeps on, not knowing the guilt Lear carries in knots between his shoulder blades.  Taking the first piece of hair had been an accident. And he promises, “This will be the last.” Lear…

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    The Accountant by Christie B. Cochrell

    May 1, 2019

    Lunar Beekeeper by Qurat Dar

    March 1, 2019

    Dark Passenger by Ryan Norman

    April 4, 2020
  • Fiction,  Issue 5

    Who Is Left by K. Noel Moore

    September 1, 2019 /

    The time jumper returned to December, 2013, with a muffled thump of boots on carpet.  Her “jump room” was a modified walk-in closet with delusions of grandeur. It was perfectly square, just wide enough to turn around in, and all white inside (white carpet, white walls, white light); mirrors hung on each…

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    Point Blank by Paige Bagby

    March 1, 2019

    Time After Time by P.C. Keeler

    September 1, 2019

    Los Angeles, 1952, Part 1 by Wayne Turmel

    September 1, 2019
  • Fiction,  Issue 5

    Baggage by Leslie Burton-Lopez

    September 1, 2019 /

    FIVE At four p.m., a month after Mom died, Aunt Peggy first came to my doorstep with her black bag. She held her hand out to me and said, “Hello Maggie, I’m your Aunt Peggy.” I was five. “What’s in the bag, Aunt Peggy?” I reached out a hand to…

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    A Futurian Romance by Matthew Spence

    May 1, 2019

    RPM by Aditya Shankar

    March 1, 2019

    The Glass Bottle Sang “I Ain’t Got Time Anymore” in 1971 by Kenneth Pobo

    November 1, 2019
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