Pulphouse Fiction Magazine #5

Synopsis

The Cutting Edge Of Modern Short Fiction A Three-time Hugo Award Nominated Magazine, This Issue Of Pulphouse Fiction Magazine Offers Up Fifteen 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 The Geezer Squad By Annie Reed The Dog That Ate Homework By J Steven York Battery-operated Boyfriend By Barbara G. Tarn Offensive In Every Possible Way By Robert Jeschonek Gravity Well By Kent Patterson The Sport Of Queens: A Lucifer Jones Story By Mike Resnick The New Crop By Kristine Kathryn Rusch The Blind Lagoon Misadventure O'neil De Noux Practice By Ray Vukcevich One-night Stands For Love And Glory By David H. Hendrickson Maiden's Dance By Rebecca Lyons The True Story Of Stanley And Stella By Johanna Rothman Death Be Nimble By James Gotaas Under The Blood-red Maple By Joslyn Chase Head Case: A Dan Shamble Zombie P.i. Adventure By Kevin J. Anderson Minions At Work: Allen Wrenched By J Steven York