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Issue #7- February, 2003

Ghostridden
By S. Evans

"'We've found you a heart.' The kindly expression on Dr. Manzaneres' face seemed ludicrous, in light of the fact that his visage was melting away, exposing the white bone beneath. He boomed on authoritatively, oblivious to this decomposition. 'It's a perfect twelve of twelve for HLA-matching, Sue. There's just one thing.'"

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His Angel
By Patricia Russo

"It started when Phil was dying, or, rather, not dying. The same afternoon Rachel and Phil's sister brought him home from the hospital, my candy dish sprouted fur. A couple of days later, it grew six knobby, naked gray-green legs and took to scurrying around the top of the coffee table, for all the world like a flat, mutant gerbil. It would scrabble across the table to one edge, stop, then shoot across to the opposite edge, stop, then crawl, more deliberately, to the edge again."

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Perception
By Paul Tremblay

"The thing is, the meaning of the story depends on your perception. "

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Permanent Fatal Error
By Kenneth Brady

"The Seventh Circle server was down again, and Satan was pissed. Virgil put the Prince of Darkness on hold. He stood up and peeked over the wall and into his supervisor's cubicle."

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Out for the Count
By Amber van Dyk

"It was one of those moans, one of the desperate, forsaken kinds that shakes the walls and disturbs the dust balls beneath the couch. One of those long, drawn out waiting-for-the-lightning-strike moans that really signals nothing but the coming of a really well-planned whine. "

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