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Archive for March, 2008

This story reminds me of something I don’t remember having forgotten… I can’t recall precisely what, but I think you’ll agree that it captures the moment.
Enjoy!
that-kind-of-day.pdf
 
That Kind of Day
Bruce Holland Rogers

 
He had run out of gas. That was the kind of day he was having. He had gone into the church to see if he [...]

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This week’s sandwich is a tale of woe and weariness from the cityscapes of Northerland.
Oh, wait.
No.
It’s a poem.

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Con delay

Just a quick note to reassure concerned passengers: due to me being out of time, next week’s story will appear a couple of days later than usual.
Set your watches to stun!

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It’s true that I am susceptible to things that don’t normally talk talking; already in DVS we have had a talking cloud, and a magical talking stork. This story contains many talking things. And that is as it should be.
thedoorwasframed.pdf
 
The Door was Framed
Katy Wimhurst
 
There are many things a woman is prepared for in life, but [...]

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This story was discovered by Tintin in an opium den in a miscellaneous country. It was smuggled out inside an elderly bearded man’s pipe. After many ill-fated adventures it ended up here, at “the sandwich”.
 I hope it brings you joy and the world peace and fragrance.
blue-hands.pdf
 

Blue Hands
Jason Fischer
 

I got these blue hands. Can’t help that.  [...]

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Welcome to March, a month I designed specifically for housing the next five pieces. Fortunately it has also proved useful as a way of measuring time. Awesome!
Now here’s a story:
cloud.pdf
 

Cloud
Jason Jordan
I’m on my way to take a shower when I realize that the light’s on in the bathroom, and the door’s cracked.  This is weird [...]

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