Side Show Sally
by Tracie McBride
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Guest Editorial
Dear Cthulhu
Fiction
The Number of Angels in Hell Väinämöinen Flash The Green Infinity The Night The Stars
(as told to Patrick Thomas)
by Joanne Steinwachs
and the Singing Fish
by Marissa K. Lingen
by Nye Joell Hardy
by Alexandra MacKenzie
by Camille Alexa
Sang Out My Name
by Ken Scholes
Odysseus on the War Train
by Rose Lemberg
Side Show Sally
by Tracie McBride
Hives
by Elizabeth Penrose
3 Poems Called Cosmic
by JM McDermott
Think
by Suzanne Sykora
Pavlov's Best Friend
by Kristine Ong Muslim
Short Form Set:
Shears,
by Marcie Lynn Tentchoff
Two Haiku,
by Francis W. Alexander
LIONS & TIGERS & BEARS,
by Kendall Evans
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She has a way of frightening
even the most foolhardy
with her bed–of–nails beauty.
Sandwiched between
the clown and the strong man,
she passes time between meals
filing tooth and claw to points.
She blinks her tiny eye
and turns around twice
in pursuit of her own tail.
The ladies swoon; their escorts
catch them while measuring
the distance to the door.
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