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Og's Speculative Fiction, Issue 31

This is the thirty-first issue of OG’s Speculative Fiction, featuring some of today’s best creative fiction and poetry. In Ronald D. Ferguson's "Wake Up and Smell the Moonflowers" a unique couple finds out renting a castle is actually quite easy. Nyki Blatchley's "The Great Queen" shows that good schemes must be thought out. Time is not always on your side in Dan Voltz's "Past Forward. Also includ...

File Size: 196 KB
Print Length: 30 pages
Publisher: Golden Acorn Press; First Edition edition (July 14, 2011)
Publication Date: July 14, 2011
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Language: English
ASIN: B005CWG406
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