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Issue 6 :: Summer 2010

Issue 6 bounds onto the scene with a bright and blooming selection of prose, poetry, and art. Whether it's old tales retold with a new face, like an irreverent version of Sleeping Beauty, or a tale of renewal on the Wheel of Life, Issue 6 has a fresh feel to it. We're stepping through doors into unexpected places, washing our brains clean of memories, and getting a shiny coat of paint.

As always, GUD brings you the cream: haunting stories, evocative poetry, and art that you'll want to frame and hang on the wall. Issue 6 has a fantastic alternate history from Lou Antonelli that'll make you look at US/Irish connections in a whole new way. Issue 6 has weird and wonderful art from Andy B. Clarkson. Issue 6 has poetry from Rose Lemberg and Jim Pascual Agustin. Issue 6 has...way too much to summarise.

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Table of contents ~ stories / poetry / art

stories

As the Wheel Turns
by Aliette de Bodard

Salad Days
by E. H. Lupton

The Naming Braid
by Lindsey Duncan

In The Garden of Rust and Salt
by Ferrett Steinmetz

Annicca
by Ian McHugh

The Last Butterfly
by Lavie Tidhar

What Happens in Vegas
by Caroline M. Yoachim

Hateful
by Lydia Ondrusek

Maisy's Many Souls
by Matthew Sanborn Smith

Doors
by Rajan Khanna

poetry

Fire at the time factory
by Jennifer Jerome

The Dream Reader
by Margaret Bashaar

Traveling
by Catherine Zickgraf

Definitely Us
by Brett Elizabeth Jenkins

Again
by Molly Horan

Bridging
by Shweta Narayan

All You Had
by Jim Pascual Agustin

Whale on the Roof
by Rose Lemberg

Sand Clings to My Toes, Daddy
by Jim Pascual Agustin

Crumpled Receipts
by Bryan Christopher Murray

Doll
by Marina K. Richards

soft and bright
by Teresa Houle

art

Flat Worm
by Dave Migman

Thought Process
by Andy B. Clarkson

The Smoke
by Bob Evans

Erqi
by Elizabeth Kate Switaj

Mystif Eye
by Andy B. Clarkson

Generation Gap
by Arthur Wang


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