Pulphouse Fiction Magazine: Issue #4

Synopsis

The Cutting Edge Of Modern Short Fiction A Three-time Hugo Award Nominated Magazine, This Issue Of Pulphouse Fiction Magazine Offers Up 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 Bigger Than The Monkey By Robert Jeschonek The Coyote Equation By J. Steven York The Wereyam By Kent Patterson The Apple Tart Of Eden By M. L. Buchman The Dead On Somerset Hill By Chuck Heintzelman Home By Michael Kowal Peace And Quiet By Jerry Oltion Word From On High: A Lucifer Jones Story By Mike Resnick For The Love Of Killer By Mary Jo Rabe Earth Day By Kristine Kathryn Rusch Why By O'neil De Noux Ornamental Animals By Ray Vukcevich Crossing Over The River By Sabrina Chase Graymatters By David Stier The Chicken Time Machine By Valerie Brook People Person By Stephanie Writt The Old Guy By Annie Reed Wishful Thinking: A Dan Shamble, Zombie P.i. Adventure By Kevin J. Anderson Minions At Work 2.0: Invasive Species By J. Steven York