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Introduction to Issue 46 Fiction by Edwin Riddell

Posted on September 21, 2020 by publisher in
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Our contributors in this issue reside in places as various as Nova Scotia, the Czech Republic, North Wales, Ohio, Montana and Massachusetts

It’s an equally eclectic bunch of stories, ranging in tone from Maria Greer’s dystopian but very witty Long-Distance Call to the disturbing yet plaintive childhood vignette Stolen Moment by J. M. Faulkner.

The Taste of Pomegranate is further evidence that Maureen Bowden has cornered the market in rendering the ancient world as a sort of early Friends. A big contrast with the controversial subject of alt-right rage at the decadence of modern life in Nicholas Stillman’s All Dissolved.

John Mara’s The Icewomen Cometh is a play on words with the title of Eugene O’Neill’s famous drama of the 1940s, but this is a very different kind of tale, with lots of suspense and a satisfying structure. Also attention-grabbing from the off is Mike Sherer’s Footsteps, again showing admirable economy in the telling.

Our next issue will be published on February 1, 2021. We will open submissions for poems and stories on November 1, 2020.

Liquid Imagination

Issue 46 August 2020

Stories

Introduction to Issue 46 Fiction by Edwin Riddell

Long-Distance Call by Maria Greer

Stolen Moment by J.M. Faulkner

The Taste of Pomegranate By Maureen Bowden

All Dissolved by Nicholas Stillman

The Icewomen Cometh by John Mara

Footsteps by Mike Sherer

Poems

The Long Reach by Michael Gaspeny

Waterbaby by Avra Margariti

Ghazal by Joshua Gage

An Event of Sighs by Nnadi Samuel

Validation by Lee Nash

Reincarnation by F. J. Bergmann

Layering the Past by Jean Colonomos

Come to Me to Nitro by Cathy Bryant

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