Issue 119
April-May 2008
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Issue 119April-May 2008
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Navigating In The New World, a collection of fantastic short SF by Shaun A. Saunders. Subscribe and WIN. Subscribe to our mailing this month to be automatically entered into a draw to win a copy of Navigating In The New Worldby Shaun A. Saunders. Last month's winner of Hogfather: The Illustrated Screenplay, by Vadim Jean and Terry Pratchett, courtesy Gollancz, is: John Dalton (please contact the editor via email to arrange delivery). |
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 AntipodeanSF exists to publish the best short-short (aka flash or microfiction) SF/F/H fiction on and off the planet. |
TEN fabulous original science-fiction, fantasy, or horror mini-stories of about 500 words each that entertain, yet won't take hours
to read. |
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 This month's featured stories that are only fifty words in total for each story. Don't believe it? Try us out... |
 This month Sue Clennell doesn't get lost in "The Book of Lost Things", but does lose it some in Bradbury's "Zen In The Art of Writing". |
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 SFnal motes, mites and sprites. This issue, Nuke discovers the horror and more than a little "mimsy" in Joe Hill's speculative short stories. |
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 Fine SF by: David Such, Frank Roger, Shaun A. Saunders, Paul Ryan, Susan Partridge, Melanie Rees, Cheyenne Warlock, David Price, Chris Elston, Daniel Santos, and many others... |
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