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Weird Tales — 2008 year in review
weirdtales.net - 1/10/2009
Weird Tales — 2008 year in review
— weirdtales.net — Stephen H. Segal Weird Tales might be the world’s oldest speculative-fiction magazine, but here on the inside... we feel like the youngest. We spent 2008, our 85th anniversary year, trying our damnedest to act as an ambassador for SF literature, reaching ... (more) Weird Tales — 2008 year in review

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Probability Angels, Tobias Buckell, Weird Tales, and More
QuasarDragon — ... by the gawky, dark, inexplicably odd young lad with the horn, they watched and listened with slack jaws and glazed eyes.”“Landscape, With Fish” by Karen Heuler.“He never actually saw the fish take off — he always caught them flying, instead — but he had to assume they did a kind of leap first, so he put up a higher fence.”“First Photograph” by Zoran Živković.“Exactly two months and eleven days after my twin brother and I were conceived, he decided not to be born.”All online HERE . [via ...

SF Tidbits for 1/10/09
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