Recommended Reading
by Brandie Minchew
April's theme is humor, naturally, in honor of April Fool's Day!
'A Game Fit for Gods' by H. D. Leonard
Short Story, fantasy
When the gods play games, stand waaay back...
'Gette Off My Lawn' by Neil Harvey
Short Story, horror
A would-be grave robber with a vengeance receives a horrifying rebuke.
'Tale of Sir Fendrik' by Simon S. Pettersson
Poem, fantasy
Sir Fendrik learns one of the most valuable lessons about women - don't offer help unless you're asked for it.
'Tales of Stone and Tears' by Foo Sek Han aka King Grump
Long Story, fantasy
Much to the dismay of her roommates, Helen brings a once-stone, ultimately lovable gargoyle to life.
'A Modern Medieval' by Eugena Molten
Play, fantasy
A fairy's help enables a young maiden to escape the clutches of her wretched pursuer.
'Where and Back Again?' by Matthew R. Walker
Short Story, science fiction
A short trip out of space dock goes somewhat awry.
'Is This It' by Chris Troute
Short Story, Fantasy
An elf and a dwarf go into a bar...
Thank you to everyone who recommended stories this month, even those that didn't make the final cut. We thoroughly enjoyed reading them and we just wish we'd had room to include them all.
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Brandie Minchew is a starry-eyed believer in fairy tales, world peace, and justice for all.
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