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Three-lobed Burning Eye Annual - vol. V

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Edited by Andrew S. Fuller. Cover art by Rew X.

Collected edition of Three-lobed Burning Eye speculative fiction magazine issues #16–20, originally published online January 2007 – October 2010 at http://www.3lobedmag.com.

Contents:

  • "The Same Song Every Midnight" by Vera Searles
  • "Forever" by Graeme Penman
  • "Jihad Over Innsmouth" by Edward Morris
  • "The Swan" by Dirk van Nouhuys
  • "In the Rose Garden by Neil Ayres
  • "A Thorn in Nevelshelle’s Side" by Jason Hauser
  • "The Tab" by Bret Tallman
  • "Miyagu" by Lida Broadhurst
  • "And Their Hearts As Engines" by Miranda Ciccone
  • "Fighting Fate" by Isaac Fellows
  • "The Five Stages of Grief" by Nadia Bulkin
  • "Burning in the Banshee’s Absence" by Matthew Chrulew
  • "Tabula Rasa" by Kelly Barnhill
  • "Union Member #448" by John Medaille
  • "Convergence" by D. E. Wasden
  • "Dreams of Elephants and Ice" by Mari Ness
  • "Apotheosis of Deacon J" by Chuck Von Nordheim
  • "Doors of Seconds" by Ward Crockett
  • "Witchwood" by Georgina Bruce
  • "A Feather’s Weight" by Jessica Reisman
  • "The Biologie of Paradise" by Adam Browne
  • "The End of Her World" by J M McDermott
  • "Botch’s Astronomy" by Cheryl W. Ruggiero
  • "Dead Prophecies" by Ferrett Steinmetz
  • "The Birdstories of Jaywalker" by Jennifer Stakes
  • "Kohl-lined" by Shweta Narayan
  • "The Edge of the World" by DeAnna Knippling
  • "Totentanz" by Justin Lee
  • "No Signal" by Seth Cadin
  • "Inside the Ganges" by Jennifer Hollie Bowles
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Andrew S. Fuller

Andrew S. Fuller is a fiction author who grew up climbing trees and reading books, later dabbling in archery, occult studies, theatre, and heavy metal. He once stared at the waters of Loch Ness for nearly twelve full minutes, but his family made him leave too early. His fiction appears in On Spec, The Pedestal,…

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