What’s in Issue 276
| Novel |
Crystalwizard, Spellbound Lynda realizes that she’s bound by her own spell. Now she has to find a way to unlock it... or live with it: |
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| Novella |
Bertil Falk, Under the Green Sun of Slormor The Nameless One and Parvrin make their way to an opalescent mountain lake. The beauty of the site is surpassed by its dangers, and Parvrin begins to change: |
| Serial | Jack Creed and his squad are running low on ammo as they’re besieged by hundreds of giant crabs. But don’t worry; their troubles are only beginning: O. J. Anderson, Dead Wrong, part 1; part 2. |
| Short Stories |
New contributor Sarah E. Kiko personifies fear and pleasures in Dark Chocolate Dreams. What’s the moral when an alien spaceship becomes a place of modern pilgrimage? Frank Roger, Space Beach Compulsion spells its own doom: John W. Steele, The Supplication, part 1; conclusion. |
| Flash Fiction |
What symbols do the cymbals play? Bob Brill, Toothbrush Symphony New contributor Robert A. Dollesin brings a couple together, but they never meet at Café Lost. You’ve heard of people marching to the beat of a different drummer. Poor Kevin ticks to the tock of a different clock: Tim Simmons, Dishes in the Sync. Marjorie Salzwedel depicts children at play in The Amateur Over the Badlands. |
| Prose Poetry |
Bill Bowler, Shards of Glass |
| Essay | What is a genre? It may be more practical a concept than we’ve surmised: Tamara Sheehan, Defining Our Beloved Genre. |
Departments
| Welcome | Bewildering Stories welcomes Robert A. Dollesin and Sarah E. Kiko. |
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| Challenge | Challenge 276 Touching Rain |
| The Art Gallery |
NASA: Endeavour Spacewalk 3 NASA: Picture of the Day |
