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Coco Chernobyl - Thomas Gueli
The price of haute-couture fashion just got higher.
Naught Except For Love - Michael Merriam
Sheyara and Laira are separated by Laira's wealthy landowner father, will the two
women be brave enough to defend their marriage with words as well as swords?
Goddess of Peace - Anahita Ayasoufi
A young woman of a mystic village is striving to end a war, to save not only the
soldier she loves, but also the loved ones of everyone else.
What If I Don't Get Married - Clarise Samuels
Poetry
Navigator - Shane Ward
The future of space flight requires one person onboard every ship, a navigator.
Assigned to the Tralaxion star ship as a navigator, Endora is torn from her ship and
left for dead in the vast emptiness of space. When a human vessel comes to the
rescue, she knows the humans would be the biggest threat of them all. With
nowhere to run, Endora waits for her life to change forever.
New Moon - Robert Pearce
Celestial signs can be hard to interpret, but for the seer and her pupil this one will
be life-changing.
Pony Exchange - Olga Godim
For a young magician Eriale, finding her client's stolen pony is a breeze. Retrieving
it, on the other hand, might prove tricky.
Frozen Rooftop of the World - Robert William Shmigelsky
Poetry
Reboot - Judith Field
Annie finds she’s downloaded more than she thought, when she tries to fix her
laptop. But it might just lead to something wonderful. As long as she doesn’t
reboot.
Stone Heart - Julia Rios
There was a maiden who changed her heart for a stone. The how of it isn't
important; what matters is the why.
Come the Tides - Megan Arkenberg
Poetry
The price of haute-couture fashion just got higher.
Naught Except For Love - Michael Merriam
Sheyara and Laira are separated by Laira's wealthy landowner father, will the two
women be brave enough to defend their marriage with words as well as swords?
Goddess of Peace - Anahita Ayasoufi
A young woman of a mystic village is striving to end a war, to save not only the
soldier she loves, but also the loved ones of everyone else.
What If I Don't Get Married - Clarise Samuels
Poetry
Navigator - Shane Ward
The future of space flight requires one person onboard every ship, a navigator.
Assigned to the Tralaxion star ship as a navigator, Endora is torn from her ship and
left for dead in the vast emptiness of space. When a human vessel comes to the
rescue, she knows the humans would be the biggest threat of them all. With
nowhere to run, Endora waits for her life to change forever.
New Moon - Robert Pearce
Celestial signs can be hard to interpret, but for the seer and her pupil this one will
be life-changing.
Pony Exchange - Olga Godim
For a young magician Eriale, finding her client's stolen pony is a breeze. Retrieving
it, on the other hand, might prove tricky.
Frozen Rooftop of the World - Robert William Shmigelsky
Poetry
Reboot - Judith Field
Annie finds she’s downloaded more than she thought, when she tries to fix her
laptop. But it might just lead to something wonderful. As long as she doesn’t
reboot.
Stone Heart - Julia Rios
There was a maiden who changed her heart for a stone. The how of it isn't
important; what matters is the why.
Come the Tides - Megan Arkenberg
Poetry
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In a world looking to reclaim a lost past - a young
woman seeking to live with loss and guilt - learns
that it is not the past that is important - but a new
tomorrow.
woman seeking to live with loss and guilt - learns
that it is not the past that is important - but a new
tomorrow.
| No Better Yesterday for Tomorrow |
| THE LORELEI SIGNAL |
| edited by Carol Hightshoe |
| ISSN: 2158-6160 |
