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September Short Stories
Neil's
Touchstone
by C.E. Gee
There all all kinds of hidden treasures on a dig, and
sometimes the best ones are at home...
Three
By Three Equals Destiny
by Kelly Sauvage Angel
There are occasions when you realize you should have gone
through the pockets of the suit you just donated to charity. And, you
have a teenager...
Because the submissions I got were so few, I decided to
re-run the August short stories as well. I hope no one minds.
August Short Stories
The
Orphan Hunter
by Lou Antonelli
Bob Tully picks up a helpful hand when scavenging for
abandoned vending machines.
Remission
by Charlie Fish
What are you willing to sacrifice for your job?
“Under
the Blossom that Hangs on the Bough”
By Stephen M. Davis
Barron sees his panther.
Wintering
Ground
By Damien Krsteski
Saol learns to survive in a harsh world.
Dark
Sister
By Susan Anwin
An outsider takes on the role of an outcast.
Tough
Town
By Jon Stubbington
It’s a tough town, and Arton Yuar knows what it takes to
survive.
Revs
By Chris Bailey
Linda is disturbed by her daughter’s new friends.
 Best
Mare
Inebrium Tales from Our First Twenty Years
Sam
Spade Ain't Nearly Dead Enough
By Bill Wolfe
"My secretary, Page, calls these bread and butter cases. Me, I
call 'em boring. But don't take that the wrong way. I like boring. I've
had enough excitement to last me couple'a lifetimes. All I'm doing is
tailing some rich guy's wife to see what she's up to. Any Private Dick
anywhere in the Stream would recognize the drill in a heartbeat..."
Deus
Ex Machina
By Wishbone
You'd would think that having proved that some planet's major
deity was actually an alien Sociology Professor would be enough for one
student's lifetime. But now Robert Landis had to survive the wrath of
the disillusioned natives he'd "inconvenienced" with his secular
revelation.
Time
Loves A Hero
By John Shanahan
The Eternal Champion was eternally sick and tired of fighting
the Forces of Chaos. So when the Powers that Be materialize him in the
Mare Inebrium, he's just a little cranky.
The
Door Of Renown
by Jaimie L. Elliott
"The games people play is as nothing when compared to what
deities can get up to the the Mare Inebrium's Pantheon Room... Gods and
heroes and writers- Oh my! "
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