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JOSEPH BADFOOT by RF Thomas

Posted on September 22, 2021 by adminFA in

Normal is a funny word that is meant to sound kindly, or even complimentary. But underneath, everyone knows it is only a reminder that you are different.

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CALLINGDON MOUNTAIN by Peter DiChellis

Posted on September 22, 2021 by adminFA in

The man who called me wailed into the phone. “This murder is killing the resort’s reputation, it’s just killing us.”

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TAURI by Mary Jo Rabe

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“It was your decision to bring along your newest, first-draft, prototype robot for a test drive here, and obviously a mistake.” “Tauri 1951” is no robot.”

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THE WONDROUS COUTURIER by P.A. Mendez

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The lights dim to near darkness and everyone applauds. The sense of anticipation is palpable.

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BRIGID’S STORY by Joe Giordano

Posted on September 22, 2021 by adminFA in

“In a meaningless world, the fundamental question is suicide. Is life worth living?”

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IF YOU WANT TO BE NICEY-NICE, GO STUDY FLOWER ARRANGING by Amy Cree

Posted on September 22, 2021 by adminFA in

I throw my textbook against the wall. The practical exam in radiakinesis is in less than two weeks, and if I don’t pass it, I’ll never get into pyrokinesis.

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Issue #35-October 2021

JOSEPH BADFOOT by RF Thomas

CALLINGDON MOUNTAIN by Peter DiChellis

TAURI by Mary Jo Rabe

THE WONDROUS COUTURIER by P.A. Mendez

BRIGID’S STORY by Joe Giordano

IF YOU WANT TO BE NICEY-NICE, GO STUDY FLOWER ARRANGING by Amy Cree

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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