March Short Stories
Monsters
By Jake Zawlacki
Greg doesn't need to
close his eyes to see the monsters.
In
Hot Water: A "Dragonson" Vignette
By Walter G. Esselman
Don't mess with
Brianna's spell otter, SOS.
Induction
By Colt Leasure
Evan Rummell was just a
simple hypnotist until the day she walked into his
office.
You'll
Die as Fish
By Susan Anwin
A chance encounter had
Megan seeing scales.
The
Witch of Wicken Fen
By Ash Silverlock
Huw doesn't believe in
vampires, but he's sure that he murder of Gruffud ap’Pwyll is
politically motivated.
Pound
Foolish
By Eliot Fintushel
All Yuri Black wants to
do is save his marriage.
The
Game Show
By Brendan Walsh
If Ragde Eop wins, she's
going to bring back someone truly special.
Journey
to the Other Side
By Gordon Rowlinson
Cash and
Stone are about to find out what's on the other side of the black hole.
Best
Short Stories from Our First Twenty Years
Best
Shorts 1999-2000
Best of 1999:
The
Planting
By Harlon Stafford
Mirak has no idea the surprise his wife has in store for him.
The
Sins of the Father
By Rene Steen
If you go back in time and make a mistake, can you go back
again and fix it?
Harsh
Rains
By Tom Oliver
In a place with no life, there are no natural predators.
Best
of 2000:
The
Kashmir
By Iain Darby
Malcolm is beginning to suspect he will not be allowed to
return home.
A
Warning from the Red Star
By Frederick Rustam
The Martians don't want to be invaded and they've decided to
be pro-active about it.
The
Rivers of Olympus
By Terry Bramlett
And the water on Mars will flow again.
Best
Mare
Inebrium Tales from Our First Twenty Years
Best Mare Inebrium Tales 1999-2000
 Barfly
By Dennis Tallent
Always do your homework...
There is Always a Reason
By Kate Thornton
Beware of Stellar Confiscation Officers bearing gifts
Bluesman
By Jim Peters
The Bluesman had the gift of touching souls with his music. A powerful weapon, indeed!
Harry Chapin's Waltz
By Jeff Williams
The Mare Inebrium's jukebox holds the key to mysterious patron.
The Drinking Contest
By Rene' Stein
Some drinks can be deadly to those unacustomed to them.
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