Issue of October 9, 2004
11 articles in this issue.
Little Red Riding Hood hires Nunzio to be her new best friend.
That's Life switches to a liberal mainstream style of journalism.
L. Ron Hubbard is looking for the next big sci-fi, fantasy, or horror author, while several in-house contests continue to run.
<b>Gypsy's Guide to Good Living:</b> How to make sure everyone eats when you're busy writing 50k words in 30 days for National Novel Writing Month.
Poetry should rhyme. It's the law, and anyone who says otherwise is a pinko communist.
Was the "Pirates of the Caribbean" a perfect tale? Analyze the elements to see what made this story such a success. Nonfiction,
The caravan guards are rude to him. His partner-in-crime is rude to him. And every time he opens his mouth, nothing but ill luck comes of it. Life is never easy for a half-orc, but Osgun isn't too worried about it. Sooner or later there will be heads to crack open.
It's the story of a murder story, gruesome, sordid and inexplicably based in Des Moines. Again. An entry in the "Write Fiction Like Cheryl" contest, wherein the goal was to write a tale like assistant editor Cheryl Haimann would if Cheryl ever wrote fiction. Which she doesn't. And after reading this selection, we may just know why.