Blood and Moss
By Cathy Bryant The women pluck soggy handfuls of sphagnum, squeeze out the bog-water, and use the thirsty
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Poetry
Little Night Terrors
By Cathy Bryant While I sleep, they pull out my lashes and push them into my eyes. They
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The Ballad of Ris de Kaals
By Andrew M. Bowen Stars glittered like a billion rings, deep snow and silence cloaked the terrain, ghosts swiftly flew
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The Fairy Feller’s Farewell
(For Richard Dadd) By J.S. Watts There’s a tiny, wee circle, just off the lane by Crowthorne, cut light
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Improbable Rescue
By Anthony Labriola Remember that they’re men*. They want to own you, save you, change you, devour you. In
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Hyper-Jump Blues
By J.S. Watts This is a wry one a dry one a fly one. Words rush by with no
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From The Dragon Slayer’s Notebook
By Anthony Labriola I weigh the pros and cons of dragon slaying. No more damsels in distress, I cry
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Late Night Up in The Laboratory
By J.S. Watts Here it comes Another one for the lab slab, honey pot grab Keep your hand on
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Dragon’s Blood
By Anthony Labriola On your Urban Crusade, with feathered helmet and see-through shield, you’re more than halfway there: East
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