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Short Fiction: Unsettling Stories That are Almost in This World

Posted on April 23, 2017May 18, 2017 by ta_s57a2u
  • “Hans and Gretta,” originally published in Everyday Weirdness, reprinted in Bete Noire Issue #8
  • “The Family,” a charity story published on this very blog.
  • “A Wizard of the Roads” in Daily Science Fiction
  • “Sibial’ In Exile” in Neo-Opsis Magazine Issue #24 
  • “Ms Brellin,” originally in Semaphore Magazine, reprinted in the debut issue of Grim Corps
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  • “The Sorcerer Next Door” in Semaphore Magazine, reprinted in Voluted Tales
  • “Underground,” originally published in The Harrow
  • “Welcome,” originally published in Everyday Weirdness, reprinted at Dark Futures Fiction

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