Pulphouse Fiction Magazine: Issue #1 (volume 1)

Synopsis

The Cutting Edge Of Modern Short Fiction Pulphouse Fiction Magazine: Back After Over Twenty Years. A Three-time Hugo Award Nominated Magazine, Pulphouse Returns With Eighteen Fantastic Stories By Some Of The Best Writers Working In Modern Short Fiction.no Genre Limitations, No Topic Limitations, Just Great Stories. Attitude, Feel, And High Quality Fiction Equals Pulphouse. This Is Definitely A Strong Start. All The Stories Have A Lot Of Life To Them, And Are Worthwhile Reading. -tangent Online On Pulphouse Fiction Magazine, Issue #1 Table Of Contents In The Empire Of Underpants By Robert T. Jeschonek Queen Of The Mouse Riders By Annie Reed Group By Ray Vukcevich The Heart Has Reasons By O'neil De Noux Molten Souls By Jerry Oltion The Sea Girl's Survival By Valerie Brook Looking For The Bastard By David H. Hendrickson The Reign To Come By Kevin J. Anderson A Spud Full Of Stars By Kent Patterson Body Memory By M. L. Buchman Catastrophe Baker Makes First Contact By Mike Resnick Playing With Trains By J. Steven York A Few Minutes In The Plantation Bar And Grill Outside Woodville, Mississippi By Steve Perry At Witt's End: A Spade/paladin Conundrum By Kristine Kathryn Rusch Minions At Work 2.0: Roll Call By J. Steven York