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    Disturbed Digest June 2016

    By Tyree Campbell

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    About this ebook

    This is a quarterly digest. You'll find some bent and tilted tales in the genres of dark fantasy, horror, and even some science fiction.
    Contents

    Stories
    Erela by Kirsten Imani Kasai
    A Face in Every Window by Mark Lecard
    Bury All Your Secrets in My Skin by T. J. Tranchell
    A Dark Place by Dawn Vogel
    Shelf Life by Caroline Cutting
    The Damage Shop by Fredrick Obermeyer
    Whims of the Wicked by Lee Clark Zumpe
    Repression by Chris Limb
    Trundle’s Verdure by Joel & Angela Enos

    Flash Fiction
    Smell Her on You by Robert Essig
    Idiots and Morons Fill the Roads by Tim McDaniel

    Features
    Featured Poet: Holly Day
    Spoilsport
    Fingers Pull a Shoulder Strap Down
    Remodeling
    Learning from Zombie Popular Culture by JD DeHart

    Poetry
    My Unapproved Epitaph by Will H. Blackwell, Jr
    The River Styx by Aaron Vlek
    Something to Celebrate by Aaron Skeen
    False Witness by Francis W. Alexander

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlban Lake Publishing
    Release dateJun 20, 2016
    ISBN9781310186080
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    Disturbed Digest June 2016
    Author

    Tyree Campbell

    Tyree Campbell writes primarily science fiction, plus some fantasy and some horror. He is the author of four novels [including the Nyx series], some 130 short stories, and three dozen poems. He has won SpecFicWorld's Speculative Fiction Contest, Crux Magazine's SF Writing Contest, a third-place Rhysling for poetry, and has been nominated for the James Tiptree Award, a Spectrum Award, and a Lambda Award. Currently he is working on three other novels, including the third Nyx novel [The Protectors], plus assorted short stories. In his spare time he is also the managing editor of Sam's Dot Publishing.

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