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From now on, you can head to either my live journal or MySpace to continue reading the further rantings and musings of moi. I might put up a shoutlife or a couple others later on if time is available.

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At www.everydayfiction.com

Enjoy!

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For this Halloween we have a nice scary piece by G. K. Werner. Enjoy!



"Deus Ex Machina"
by G. K. Werner

What if a famous graphic horror novelist turned to Christ--and got writer's block as a result? Who would rescue his career?

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Here's a nice spine-chilling classic for you.



"The Cremation of Sam McGee - By Robert W. Service"
by Virtue of the Public Domain

Sam McGee gets cremated...or does he?

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This way.

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Yeah, I'm late in plugging my shamelessness, er um, shamelessing my plugging. Eh, you get the point.

But hey, you try to keep up with all the promos while working mandatory overtime at the dayjob while attending a writing workshop while...ad infinitum.

Anywho:

2 subs sent with fingers crossed and I think one reject but I can't be sure. I'm starting to lose count on pretty much everything.

The Fix launched yesterday. Really cool review zine. Eugie and Co. did an outstanding job with it. And I actually have a review for Withersin #1 published there as part of The Fix's debut. Me feelin' special.

Also, my SpecMusicMuse review of Frank Creed's Flashpoint has now found its way to Haruah.

Word count: erm, 800 or thereabouts. Nothing like deadlines to unblock your brain's, um, block.

Bedtime soon. Gotta get up at 5 A. M.--ugh!

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This week, we introduce "The Cruel Hand Dealt" by Erik Williams, who shows why it's a bad idea to play card games with strangers.



"The Cruel Hand Dealt"
by Erik Williams

Chuck discovers even when you've lost everything there's still something left to gamble.

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Death and outsourcing in a way that only Michael Ehart can deliver. Enjoy!



"Darkling I Listen; and for Many a Time"
by Michael Ehart

Even death can be outsourced.