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  The Remnants - Dead Loss

  Jonathan Face

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  The world has ended, the dead walk the earth, and a profound silence has fallen over the land.
   
  There are no more cars to be heard chugging down the dirt road at the foot of the driveway. There are no more airplanes painting vapor trails across the sky. No more air-conditioners thrumming in windows, no more dogs barking in the distance. The world is getting settled once again.
   
  Two children, brother and sister, survive together on an isolated Montana farm. Their days are simple - find food, avoid the dead. They are the remnants of civilization, refugees from a vanished world.
   
  Whispers of a new civilization in the New Mexico desert and a chance encounter with a band of renegade soldiers convinces them to strike out on the open road, to abandon the relative safety of the farm and fall in with strangers.
   
  But the living may be worse than the dead.
   
  Part 1 of a continuing series.

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  Nyarlathotep

  H.P. Lovecraft

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  Who is Nyarlathotep and from whence does he come? Few dare seek the answers to such questions, and fewer still find what they seek.

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  Alone With The Devil

  Michael van der Voort

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  ¨As a linguist and historian, I’ve always been fascinated by words and phrases. I am particularly interested in how certain idioms and expressions come to be picked up, where they originated and what, if any, history lies behind their origins. It was this interest that led me in 2018 to consider writing a paper on the dialect, idioms, and aphorisms used by people in my hometown. It was also what led the kid known as Skit to spend a night ‘Alone with The Devil’.In the small rural town where I grew up, in the hills of Northern England, the phrase “Alone with the Devil” is a very common one. It's a quaint, if mildly sinister, little idiom that if you stick around town long enough, you’re almost certain to hear.¨

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  Dead America: El Paso Pt 6 - The...

  Derek Slaton

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  The day has come to put an end to Tiago Rivas and his reign of terror. Hammond and his team must risk everything in order to give their shooter a single shot at the vicious Cartel leader. 
  Dead America: The Third Week introduces new survivors and locations in addition to revisiting some familiar ones as people all across the country fight for their survival against the growing armies of the undead.

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  The Street of the Lady of the...

  Robert W. Chambers

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  In “The Street of the Lady of the Fields,” horror writer Robert Chambers takes a more romantic approach to his work. The story follows an American student in Paris who falls in with a group of peers and the women who associate with them. As he begins to fall for one of the girls, she worries he will discover an unsavory secret about her life. This story also breaks away from the Yellow Mythos theme present throughout The King in Yellow, serving as a stand-alone story from the collection.

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  The Purging Fire

  Marlene Mesot

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  College student Melissa Sanders, who has vision and hearing loss, seems to be unavoidably present wherever danger threatens in fictional Iandale, New Hampshire. Missy is just trying to help her friends.  
  Her roommate, Zoe, is haunted by her unknown past through a recurring nightmare. Their dorm maintenance man, angry with God, has a granddaughter who is transfixed by fire. Missy knows that Alex has some dark secret he just won’t share.  
  As romantic interest sparks, college fire marshal Alex Marcus feels compelled to protect Missy from harm, until a violent misunderstanding breaks their marital engagement. Only then it becomes clear that Melissa has been the arsonist’s target.  
  Unless otherwise noted, all scripture references are from the New American Standard Bible, Giant Print Edition, Thomas Nelson Publishers, The Lockman Foundation, LaHabra CA, ©1977. 
   

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