Tall Tales and Modern Fables

Welcome to the third edition of Tall Tales and Modern Fables.

Spring 2008, Volume three
In this issue...

A journalist faces up to the grim truth in Rock Hudson's Ghost.
by Molly Harper

Hidden passion on an idyllic afternoon in Pretending You're Sisters.
by Natascia Casey-Dean

The end of the affair? Or is it just The Drink Talking.
by Brian Macartney

There is no escaping the significance of The Power of Seven.
by Wendy Greenhalgh

Pedal fast to escape the casual cruelty of The Cave.
by Christopher Neilan

Another day, another typographical crisis for Albert and Rosemary.
by Jasper Wight

Can God be found at the end of the pier in The Sin,
by Emma Gray

Plus two pieces of Micro fiction:
The Lost Hour by Shani Solomans and
Unquenched by Daniel Raven

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4/13/2008 10:54:18 AM Tall Tales	re: current edition Feel free to leave feedback about the Spring 2008 edition. Type your comments, good, bad and ugly, below.
5/5/2008 10:24:26 PM felicity	re: The Sin I found this story sensual, rich, compact. I liked the interchange, almost interference of different story-lines, like a noisy place with lots of conversations going on. Some parts of it are very graceful and the details are charming and thought-provokin

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