It was dark. So dark that Alfred Simpson could only see a foot in front of his face. Even then, all …
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A Moody Fairy by Karen Heslop
Hi, my name is Dennis and there's a fairy in my room. Now before you start a FreeTheFairies …
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Karen Heslop writes from Kingston, Jamaica. Her stories have been published or are upcoming in a …
The Broken Nail by Steve Toase
Kept on the landing by the residents, the two headed dog was carved of bog oak. One eyeless face …
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Archaeologist and writer Steve Toase lives in North Yorkshire, England and Munich, Germany. His work …
Set in Stone by Michael Balletti
The giant stone gargoyle sat motionless at the top of the castle, gazing solemnly at the first rays …
Machine Mind by Chris Dean
The blocks of houses and trees sprang up as he left the city. Strip malls flashed by and …
The Toad by Bob Mann
Save for an occasional foray to the moat's inner edge, where she crushed toads with cobblestones, …
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Bob Mann lives in the Houston area, has a Masters in Chemistry, and detoxifies hazardous waste for a …
Screaming Still by Rachel Tonks Hill
The house is old, abandoned and in the middle of nowhere. Perfect for my plans. It's almost too easy …
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Rachel Tonks Hill is an eldritch abomination from deep within the Stygian abyss known as …