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REGARDING YOUR EX-WIFE by Timothy O’Leary

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At 3 p.m. Jerrod and Mark made an executive decision to start the weekend early. Since it was Wednesday, they weren’t sure if the day could technically be attached to a weekend, but it was an excuse to break out the expensive Pappy Van Winkle Mark had received as a Christmas gift.

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THE BEGGAR’S TALE by David Wright

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They were on a pilgrimage, all of them – the Knight, the Miller, the Wife of Bath, the beggar… well, not the beggar.

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WAX by Elaine Lies

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I am sleeping with the Japanese Emperor tonight. It is the way I say goodbye.

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A HEALTH PLAN FOR WISEGUYS by Michael Canfield

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Belltown Burrito Kitchen had two official entrances, one for the restaurant proper, and one for the espresso line. Its third entrance, the unofficial one, lay around the corner, in perpetual shadow of the Space Needle. Rick approached that entrance now.

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CRABBY CONVERSE by Susan McDonough-Wachtman

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Beverly decided to walk down to the beach. She knew she wasn’t supposed to. She had been given strict orders by her daughter never to attempt the outside stairs without help, let alone to cross the lawn, cross the street, or go onto the beach. But.

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ON J.M.S. MADELINE’S ECCE PANIS ANGELORUM by Brandon Barrett

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J.M.S. Madeline’s self-published debut Food in an Age of Despair (written as J. Madeline) was distributed sporadically by the author herself throughout the summer of 2008

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SAVIOURS by Andrew Atkinson

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Matthew looked at the number hanging loosely from the gate post.

“Six hundred and sixty-six,” he said quietly.

“It’s really just a number,” I said.

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Issue #13--October 2015

SAVIOURS by Andrew Atkinson

ON J.M.S. MADELINE’S ECCE PANIS ANGELORUM by Brandon Barrett

CRABBY CONVERSE by Susan McDonough-Wachtman

A HEALTH PLAN FOR WISEGUYS by Michael Canfield

WAX by Elaine Lies

THE BEGGAR’S TALE by David Wright

REGARDING YOUR EX-WIFE by Timothy O’Leary

October 2017 marked the five-year anniversary of Fabula Argentea will be 5 years old and to commemorate that, we published a 5th anniversary PRINT anthology with many of our best stories. (Click the cover to purchase on Amazon.com)

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