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July 2008

The Eagle Has Landed

by J.M. Kearns

Two operatives seize the road: The alternate universe of Cheney and Bush

June 2008

Where Are The Men?

by Austin Clarke

“I imagine myself putting my hand on that policeman’s holster and pulling out his revolver.” A short story.

May 2008

Hag

by Ali Riley

An expanded version of Ali Riley’s award-winning story, excerpted in the May 2008 issue

April 2008

Opera

by Janice Galloway

November 2007

Show me Yours

by Richard Van Camp

September 2007

Mont Royal

by Jaspreet Singh

July 2007

The Principles of Exile

by Camilla Gibb

The Counterpart

by Nadia Kalman

October 2006

The Smell of Smoke

by Peter Behrens

June 2006

What He Saw

by Michael Winter

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