Issue #10 November 15, 2013
| This week in SHOWCASE |
FEATURED FICTION |
| An Indelible Feast by Alex Shvartsman |
| Stanhope’s Finest by Natalie J. E. Potts |
| Allegory at Table Seven by Jarod K. Anderson |
COLUMNS |
| Badger & Vole Review:
THOR: The Dark World |
| Learning Experiences: Appliancé
Story and comments by Bruce Bethke |
| Editorial:
Show Your Work |
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This Week in SHOWCASE
by Bruce Bethke Editor, Stupefying Stories
Welcome to issue #10 of SHOWCASE, the free webzine
companion to STUPEFYING STORIES magazine and the STUPEFYING STORIES PRESENTS anthology series.
With TWO: The 2nd Annual Horror Special now released and selling,
we’re onto the next project, because we’re trying to get through a ridiculously ambitious
release schedule in the next six weeks. Without further ado, then, this week SHOWCASE features:
“An Indelible Feast,” by Alex Shvartsman
Adria’s is the most expensive restaurant in the world,
because they can serve diners nearly anything—with just one small exception...
“Stanhope’s Finest,” by Natalie J. E. Potts
“I am a survivor from the Meso-Air crash, requesting rescue from Sydney, Australia. I need urgent medical assistance. I think I might have eaten some poisonous crabs. They were green with red dots, and oh my God...”
“Allegory at Table Seven,” by Jarod K. Anderson
Rounding out this week’s Food Trilogy, the story that asks, what happens
when the impossible meets the unbelievable over a nice Greek salad?
Plus Badger & Vole review THOR: The Dark World,
we prototype a new feature we’re thinking of adding that we call
Learning Experiences, and we still don’t have
the RLP catalog part of this site up and running, so one more time...
Just released: TWO: The 2nd Annual Horror Special
STUPEFYING STORIES is thrilled (and more than just a little relieved) to announce the release of TWO: The 2nd Annual Horror Special.
This is one of the biggest and best collections of horror stories we've ever assembled, containing sixteen fresh and exciting new tales—fourteen short stories and two complete
novelettes—a baker’s dozen and then some
of ghosties and ghoulies, vampires and zombies, monsters and mayhem, and things that go bump in the night! Edited by Philip K. Dick Award-winner Bruce Bethke, TWO features:
- “Second to Last Stop” by Evan Dicken
- “Cabrón” by Jóse Iriarte
- “Blood and Water” by Rose Blackthorn
- “Gris-Gris for a Mal Pris” by Rebecca Roland
- “Zombie Angst, or How to Pair Human Brains With a Good Chianti” by Stone Showers
- “Wall” by Yukimi Ogawa
- “A is for Android” by Holly A. Cave
- “The Things That Perish Along The Way” by Keith Rosson
- “Choice” by Shona Snowden
- “Offworld” by Anton Sim
- “An Incident in Cain's Mark” by L. Joseph Shosty
- “Professor Pandemonium's Train of Terror” by Simon Kewin
- “It Came From Hell And Smashed The Angels” by Gregor Xane
- “The Waiting Line (Many Elbows)” by Leah Thomas
- “The Revenge of Oscar Wilde” by Sean Eads
- “Eulogy to be Given by Whoever's Still Sober” by Nicole Cushing
Now available for the Amazon Kindle and Kindle Reader App at these links.
(Don't have a Kindle? Then get the free Kindle Reader App for your smartphone,
tablet, PC or Mac, or use the free Kindle Cloud Reader to read it instantly in your browser!)
Now available for the Barnes & Noble Nook at this link:
Unnecessarily Complex URL
More links coming soon!
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