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Issue 2:008
 

 

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Victim of Fashion

by Mark Siegel

Remember cyberpunk? Oh, we do, all right. And this is just the kind of story that brings all that twisted nightmare techno-cool jazz back to the surface. Mark Siegel's Victim of Fashion has all the traditional elements of cyberpunk: a couple of has-been antiheroes, a dark-eged femme fatale, a flesh-eating cocktail gown.... Well, you just gotta read it for yourself.

Rain

by Edwin McRae

As long as we're doing cyberpunk this issue, why not kick out the jams. Edwin McRae sent us this tight little bit of noir, and we just had to give it a go. Got a good bit of an edge about it, with an interesting twist or two. Kind of a kiwi thing, maybe.

MINI JESUS CLONES REPLACING ELVIS AS MOST POPULAR HOLIDAY GIFT!

by Jason Stoddard

And then, it got really weird. No, I'm not talking about anything as unremarkable as cybermod punkers with more brainchip than cred, I'm talking about one of the most deranged, inventive, and original pieces we've seen all year. Oh, and probably a little blasphemous, too. Okay, definitely a little blasphemous. We're not the Literary Magazine that Burns You Up for nuttin, ya know?

 

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