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Indigo The Weird and Whatnot: November 16, 2019 | Erin Mills Town Centre
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The Weird and Whatnot is an ever-growing community of authors, artists, poets, and readers. The stories, art, and poetry in this publication are fun, creepy, unusual, and just a little weird. Read about a miserly dragon, champagne sipped through gas masks, and vampire photography. We have monsters, alien refugees, failed inventors, ghostly killers, and bank managers. Are you sure you want to enter here? You might never to go back to normal again.In this Issue: ArtworkCover art Untitled by L.A. SpoonerUntitled by James Toney"Rip with a butterfly" by Anna Ploeger Flash FictionRussian Doll by Rachel RodmanThe Difference Blood Makes by DL ShireyScene From a Rooftop by Thomas CavazosMangalo by Paul Stansbury PoetryOnce Were Gods by Jennifer CrowThe Depths by Austin GottlerURSULA LE GUIN, THE ECONOMICAL EXPLANATION by Colin James Short StoryThe Audit by Pat O'MalleyA Token for the Journey by Terrye TurpinThe Nurse and the Lawyer by David HannCreature of Habit by Karen HeslopI'll Be Home for Christmas by Joe TaylorSolo Pursuit by Joe PrositA Sense of Direction by Claire SimpsonFrolic on 13th Street by Michael BallettiThe Big When by Martin ZeiglerThe Mother by P.L. McMillanNew World Order by Theresa Jacobs
The Weird and Whatnot is an ever-growing community of authors, artists, poets, and readers. The stories, art, and poetry in this publication are fun, creepy, unusual, and just a little weird. Read about a miserly dragon, champagne sipped through gas masks, and vampire photography. We have monsters, alien refugees, failed inventors, ghostly killers, and bank managers. Are you sure you want to enter here? You might never to go back to normal again.In this Issue: ArtworkCover art Untitled by L.A. SpoonerUntitled by James Toney"Rip with a butterfly" by Anna Ploeger Flash FictionRussian Doll by Rachel RodmanThe Difference Blood Makes by DL ShireyScene From a Rooftop by Thomas CavazosMangalo by Paul Stansbury PoetryOnce Were Gods by Jennifer CrowThe Depths by Austin GottlerURSULA LE GUIN, THE ECONOMICAL EXPLANATION by Colin James Short StoryThe Audit by Pat O'MalleyA Token for the Journey by Terrye TurpinThe Nurse and the Lawyer by David HannCreature of Habit by Karen HeslopI'll Be Home for Christmas by Joe TaylorSolo Pursuit by Joe PrositA Sense of Direction by Claire SimpsonFrolic on 13th Street by Michael BallettiThe Big When by Martin ZeiglerThe Mother by P.L. McMillanNew World Order by Theresa Jacobs
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