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Fiction - Year I - Number 1 - December 2015

    AIPLANE DOWN By Jody Rawley

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    AIRPLANE DOWNBy Jody Rawley(Part One)Going South In A HurryTwenty minutes before the homeroom bell on a cold dry October morning, eleventh grader, Patricio Feliciano, sprinted the hundred yards from Chaparral High School’s flying model...

    A GIGANTE By João Franco

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    Era uma vez, num pequeno vale escondido no Monte Ararat, uma diminuta raça de gigantes que ali existia desde o princípio dos tempos. As altas falésias que rodeavam aquele vale fechado tinham impedido que...

    THE MAN IN THE IRONED SUIT By Josh Truxton

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    THE MAN IN THE IRONED SUITBy Joshua Truxton The young man in dark blue stepped gingerly around the soft piles left by stray dogs and approached the two shabbily dressed men who stood twenty-feet away,...

    I’LL FIND MY OWN WAY OUT By Scott Kauffman

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    I'LL FIND MY OWN WAY OUTBy Scott Kauffman “Those two just threw themselves into everything, and we told each other that’s the pluck one must dig down deep to discover if you’re to play out...

    AS DUAS CIDADES By João Franco

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    AS DUAS-CIDADESBy João Franco Não havia outra solução. Vali, a grande sacerdotisa do povo castoriano, voltou a consultar os dados que o gigantesco computador biónico projectava no ar diante dela e confirmou todos os seus...

    PRO FORMA By Robert J. Lowenherz, Ph.D.

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    PRO FORMABy Robert J. Lowenherz, Ph.D. One hour after a massive heart attack, William S. Jefferson died in his hospital bed. What followed was not at all what he would have expected.  A parchment scroll...

    A TALE OF TWO CITIES By Charles Dickens

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    A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is a novel by Charles Dickens, set in London and Paris before and during the French Revolution. With well over 200 million copies sold, it ranks amongst the...

    DAUNTLESS By Parinitha Prasanna

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    DAUNTLESSBy Parinitha Prasanna SHRUTI“Again?!” I yell into the phone. I could feel her cringe.“Please. One last time, Shruti,” Shwetha pleads.I take a shaky breath to compose my anger against what was happening to her. I...

    THE MAGIC HOUR By Kathryn Esplin-Oleski

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    THE MAGIC HOURBy Kathryn Esplin When I was growing up, dinner-table conversation often revolved around scientific discourse, the recitation of poetry composed during dinner, and the recollection of past travel and of lands not yet...

    MOIRAE By Mehreen Ahmed

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    MOIRAE Following the stream of consciousness technique and embedded in dream allegory, Moirae depicts human predicament exploring notions of fate and religion. Taken from a fantasy land on a planet with two moons, called the...