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What’s in Issue 199

Novella The Visharians establish their occupation; an ancient book tells of their origin; the sword Moradon is lost in a skirmish: Bryce V. Giroux, Shadows of Forever, part 4; part 5; part 6.
Short
Stories
New contributor Forrest Armstrong tells of a young man who would escape a dreary world: In Memory of Dexter Roberts.

Buried treasure from the 14th century? Better to earn an honest living: P. S. Gifford, All in a Day’s Work.

People are not the only ones whose work is being outsourced these days; pity the poor crockery: Ricky Ginsburg, Plates.

Nothing moves a balky cow like vegetable jet propulsion. But how can a farmer keep up? Hareendran Kallinkeel, A Fortunate Milkman.

New contributor Rick Rose takes Ted Mathews on time-warping expeditions to save a dog. On the way, Ted discovers a lot of skullduggery that’s going on around town. His work is nothing to sneeze at: Rewind, part 1; part 2; conclusion.

Does the world end with ‘Good riddance’? Denise has a better idea: Lewayne L. White, Constellation.
Flash
Fiction
Relationships, alimony problems, female competition — Matt Carlyle may be in over his head. Thankfully, his latest Cassidy is specially programmed to meet his needs: Tamara Sheehan, Cassidy V.
Poetry Donna Gagnon, Cabaret
Thomas D. Reynolds, Fecundity; The Geographic Center
Carmen Ruggero, Memories Beyond the Sunset
The Poetry
Window
Bewildering Stories’ Poets’ Round Table, part 1

Departments

Welcome Bewildering Stories welcomes Forrest Armstrong and Rick Rose.
The Critics’
Corner
David Redd writes about Science Fiction and Fantasy.
Challenge Challenge 199 examines Ins and Outs.
The Art
Gallery
A randomly rotating selection of Bewildering Stories’ art
The Reading
Room
Danielle L. Parker reviews Nicola Griffith, Ammonite.
Excerpt: Joanna Weston, Those Blue Shoes
Editorial Jerry Wright, Bits and Pieces

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