- Liquid Imagination

The Day the Zoo Stood Still by Jedd Cole Hugh remembers how the sunrise had been tinged with red the day all the animals stopped. He says he remembers it like it was yesterday.
Something Wicked by M. E. Garber Scent wafted from the tube where the perfume had steeped with magic essences. Kallia leaned forward, anticipating the first ethereal, ephemeral notes--
Not Exactly by John B. Rosenman not-exactlyShe wanted to scream. In her worst moments, she wanted to die. Eliza Edwards was eighty-three years old and in constant pain. She lay in a hospital bed trying to ignore her misery and the mocking beauty of a spring day.
Where They Came Out by Holly Day They came out of nowhere, and everywhere at once, an explosion of shimmering wings and soft bodies.
Cold Feet by Hall Jameson Bernard's favorite slippers were chestnut moccasins, exteriors shaggy, soles warped and thin. Unfortunately, they no longer kept his feet warm.
Ink by Jaymi Mizuno “You are afraid of needles?” “Yes.” Maggie squirmed under the tattoo artist’s steady gaze, but did not turn away. “I need to do this.”
Introduction to Issue 21 Fiction by Perry Mc Daid Emancipation trails its fingers through May’s issue. Sometimes Gothic in style, sometimes arcane or alien, it whispers in our ears as we read of mysterious spite; sigils of power; witchcraft; time-travel; horrific invasion and influence from beyond what is termed ‘The Veil’.

Fiction

The Day the Zoo Stood Still by Jedd Cole

Fiction

Something Wicked by M. E. Garber

Fiction

Not Exactly by John B. Rosenman

Fiction

Where They Came Out by Holly Day

Fiction

Cold Feet by Hall Jameson

Fiction

Ink by Jaymi Mizuno

Flash

Going Under by J.J. Roth

Flash

So… You’re Dead. Now What? by Steven Young

Flash

Solstice by Lucien Brodeur

Poetry

Berserkergang by James Frederick William Rowe

Poetry

Changeling Whistler’s Mother by WC Roberts

Poetry

The Garden of Secrets by Dr. Mel Waldman

Poetry

Transformations and Other Tails by Charles Leggett

Flash

The Monster Maker by Adam Gaylord

Fiction

Introduction to Issue 21 Fiction by Perry Mc Daid