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This isn't a literary journal. This is a brand new, indie fiction magazine. Some of the best indie authors collaborate each and every month to produce eFiction for your reading pleasure. The magazine publishes short fiction with a still-beating heart, fresh from the minds of their authors. While the ink is still drying, stories are pitted against each other in gladiatorial combat for the chance to reach your adoring eyeballs. Only the best stories make it into the issue. The magazine is edited via a collaborative, inclusive process which means that the stories are chosen by readers like you. The editors at eFiction know that readers know their own preferences better than they ever could. Genres include: Thrillers, Romance, Paranormal, Science Fiction, Horror, plus more. We alternate themed issues every other month with eclectic mixes of stories. Try it out for two weeks free!
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This isn't a literary journal. This is a brand new, indie fiction magazine. Some of the best indie authors collaborate each and every month to produce eFiction for your reading pleasure. The magazine publishes short fiction with a still-beating heart, fresh from the minds of their authors. While the ink is still drying, stories are pitted against each other in gladiatorial combat for the chance to reach your adoring eyeballs. Only the best stories make it into the issue. The magazine is edited via a collaborative, inclusive process which means that the stories are chosen by readers like you. The editors at eFiction know that readers know their own preferences better than they ever could. Genres include: Thrillers, Romance, Paranormal, Science Fiction, Horror, plus more. We alternate themed issues every other month with eclectic mixes of stories. Try it out for two weeks free!
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eFiction January 2012
Snow Angel by Amy Grech Opium Please by Gary Ives Watching the Clock by Jenna Heller Anthropology of the 21st Century: A Case Study of the Blue Hair by Chad Mullens Lifetime Guarantee by John Patrick Tormey One Last Bite by Sharon T. Rose A Girl and the War & Forgotten by Seyed Morteza Hamidzadeh The Dead Beat by Erica Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson
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Snow Angel by Amy Grech Opium Please by Gary Ives Watching the Clock by Jenna Heller Anthropology of the 21st Century: A Case Study of the Blue Hair by Chad Mullens Lifetime Guarantee by John Patrick Tormey One Last Bite by Sharon T. Rose A Girl and the War & Forgotten by Seyed Morteza Hamidzadeh The Dead Beat by Erica Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson
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eFiction December 2011
Cheaters Never Prosper by SM Rosenberg Ladybug Kingdom by Leila Gaskin Object Permanence by Marcin Wrona Garbage Man by Richard S. Freeland The Knight’s Defense by Adam Byatt Take the ‘A’ Train by Edward Raso Serial Fiction The Dead Beat by Erica Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson Book Reviews Thrown Out: Stories from Exeter by Jennie Coughlin reviewed by Phyllis Anne Duncan Catharsis by Jonathan Face reviewed by Essie Holton
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Cheaters Never Prosper by SM Rosenberg Ladybug Kingdom by Leila Gaskin Object Permanence by Marcin Wrona Garbage Man by Richard S. Freeland The Knight’s Defense by Adam Byatt Take the ‘A’ Train by Edward Raso Serial Fiction The Dead Beat by Erica Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson Book Reviews Thrown Out: Stories from Exeter by Jennie Coughlin reviewed by Phyllis Anne Duncan Catharsis by Jonathan Face reviewed by Essie Holton
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eFiction November 2011
Short Stories The Hypnotist by Michael Burns Crush by Stasey Norstrom Replaced by an Easy Spirit by Helen Hanson Grayson’s Mountain by Kevin Fraleigh Outsourced by Saul Tanpepper Incubus by Paul Clayton Serial Fiction The Dead Beat by Erica Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson Book Reviews Terminal Departure by Joe Crubaugh reviewed by Essie Holton Forget the Past by Claude Nougat reviewed by Essie Holton The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N.K. Jemisin reviewed by Josh Johnson
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Short Stories The Hypnotist by Michael Burns Crush by Stasey Norstrom Replaced by an Easy Spirit by Helen Hanson Grayson’s Mountain by Kevin Fraleigh Outsourced by Saul Tanpepper Incubus by Paul Clayton Serial Fiction The Dead Beat by Erica Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson Book Reviews Terminal Departure by Joe Crubaugh reviewed by Essie Holton Forget the Past by Claude Nougat reviewed by Essie Holton The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N.K. Jemisin reviewed by Josh Johnson
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eFiction October 2011
Short Stories #Baphomet by Marcin Wrona Zoning Patrol by P.J. Kaiser Summer of the Beast by Michael Burns Day Seven by Leila Gaskin Tell Us Everything by Randy Attwood Spirits of the Corn by D.L. Marriott Voices by Jody Williams The Bridge by Steven M. Moore Serial Fiction The Dead Beat by Erica Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson Book Reviews Any Tomorrow: The Calling by Kevin Fraleigh reviewed by Phyllis Duncan Jane Was Here by Sarah Kernochan reviewed by Essie Holton The Unwilling Bride by Candy-Ann Little reviewed by Essie Holton
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Short Stories #Baphomet by Marcin Wrona Zoning Patrol by P.J. Kaiser Summer of the Beast by Michael Burns Day Seven by Leila Gaskin Tell Us Everything by Randy Attwood Spirits of the Corn by D.L. Marriott Voices by Jody Williams The Bridge by Steven M. Moore Serial Fiction The Dead Beat by Erica Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson Book Reviews Any Tomorrow: The Calling by Kevin Fraleigh reviewed by Phyllis Duncan Jane Was Here by Sarah Kernochan reviewed by Essie Holton The Unwilling Bride by Candy-Ann Little reviewed by Essie Holton
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eFiction September 2011
Serial Fiction The Dead Beat by Ericka Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson Blood Binds by Tonya R. Moore Short Stories Motivator by Kristy F. Gillespie Without Form or Substance by Phyllis A. Duncan Kimberly Anne by Steven Terrill Gypsies by Richard Sutton Blind Date by Mary O’Neil Divine Providence by Robert Turner Poetry Youth and Vitality by Lillie A. Lindsay My Life Song by Lisa Vandiver Memory by Michael Abolafia Book Reviews Helper12 by Jack Blaine reviewed by Essie Holton Break Room Anthology: Mystery and Horror Stories by M.T. O’Neil reviewed by Essie Holton Night Machines by Kia Heavey reviewed by Essie Holton
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Serial Fiction The Dead Beat by Ericka Linquist & Aron Christensen The Bike Mechanic by Aaron M. Wilson Blood Binds by Tonya R. Moore Short Stories Motivator by Kristy F. Gillespie Without Form or Substance by Phyllis A. Duncan Kimberly Anne by Steven Terrill Gypsies by Richard Sutton Blind Date by Mary O’Neil Divine Providence by Robert Turner Poetry Youth and Vitality by Lillie A. Lindsay My Life Song by Lisa Vandiver Memory by Michael Abolafia Book Reviews Helper12 by Jack Blaine reviewed by Essie Holton Break Room Anthology: Mystery and Horror Stories by M.T. O’Neil reviewed by Essie Holton Night Machines by Kia Heavey reviewed by Essie Holton
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eFiction August 2011
Short Stories The Birthday Party by Alan Jankowski The Hit by Bob Kalkreuter Another Twenty Five Minutes by Kevin Fraleigh Storks Have Really Big Bills by AJ Iris Perfect Disguise by Mary O’Neil Two’s A Crowd by Helen Seymour Special Delivery by Lia Fairchild The Happiest Man in Washington by Joe Flood Poetry Three Dark Poems by Edward Rodosek Serial Fiction Blood Binds Episode XIV by Tonya Moore Book Reviews Douchebag Roulette by Marie Simas reviewed by Essie Holton The Cambridge List by Robert Clear reviewed by Essie Holton Tales of Aradia: The Last Witch by L.A. Jones reviewed by Essie Holton
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Short Stories The Birthday Party by Alan Jankowski The Hit by Bob Kalkreuter Another Twenty Five Minutes by Kevin Fraleigh Storks Have Really Big Bills by AJ Iris Perfect Disguise by Mary O’Neil Two’s A Crowd by Helen Seymour Special Delivery by Lia Fairchild The Happiest Man in Washington by Joe Flood Poetry Three Dark Poems by Edward Rodosek Serial Fiction Blood Binds Episode XIV by Tonya Moore Book Reviews Douchebag Roulette by Marie Simas reviewed by Essie Holton The Cambridge List by Robert Clear reviewed by Essie Holton Tales of Aradia: The Last Witch by L.A. Jones reviewed by Essie Holton
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eFiction July 2011
Short Stories Ozark Pixies by Madison Woods A Bad Zombie Flick by Nathanial Chambers Little Sisters by Myra King A Wingding and a Prayer by Pam Hawley Save & Go by Ryan Dorrill The Letter by SL Berg Poetry My Winter Debbie Montaner Serial Fiction Blood Binds Episode XIII by Tonya Moore Book Reviews Fission Chips by MCM reviewed by Essie Holton In the House of Five Dragons by E.D. Lindquist and Aron Christensen reviewed by Essie Holton The Mystery Box by Eva Pohler reviewed by Essie Holton The Virus Coder’s Girl by MCM reviewed by Essie Holton Who Is He To You? by Monique D Mensah reviewed by Essie Holton Day of Days by Sam Shepard reviewed by Joshua Willey
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Short Stories Ozark Pixies by Madison Woods A Bad Zombie Flick by Nathanial Chambers Little Sisters by Myra King A Wingding and a Prayer by Pam Hawley Save & Go by Ryan Dorrill The Letter by SL Berg Poetry My Winter Debbie Montaner Serial Fiction Blood Binds Episode XIII by Tonya Moore Book Reviews Fission Chips by MCM reviewed by Essie Holton In the House of Five Dragons by E.D. Lindquist and Aron Christensen reviewed by Essie Holton The Mystery Box by Eva Pohler reviewed by Essie Holton The Virus Coder’s Girl by MCM reviewed by Essie Holton Who Is He To You? by Monique D Mensah reviewed by Essie Holton Day of Days by Sam Shepard reviewed by Joshua Willey
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eFiction June 2011
Short Stories The Lily Pad by Aaron Wilson Fireflies by E.D. Lindquist Abyss by Rebeccah Roberts Race by Wil Pearson The Case of the Cleaning Lady’s Son by Harris Tobias Poor Amy by Kathleen Troutman The Forgotten Hall by Stasey Norstrom Poetry The Path to Redemption is a Mobius Strip & Traveling Old Jerusalem by Greg Elperin If by Elizabeth Emerick Serial Fiction Timeline Episode II by Glen Binger Book Reviews Hungry for You by A.M. Harte reviewed by Essie Holton Vampire General: Intern with the Vampire by Kit Iwasaki reviewed by Essie Holton
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Short Stories The Lily Pad by Aaron Wilson Fireflies by E.D. Lindquist Abyss by Rebeccah Roberts Race by Wil Pearson The Case of the Cleaning Lady’s Son by Harris Tobias Poor Amy by Kathleen Troutman The Forgotten Hall by Stasey Norstrom Poetry The Path to Redemption is a Mobius Strip & Traveling Old Jerusalem by Greg Elperin If by Elizabeth Emerick Serial Fiction Timeline Episode II by Glen Binger Book Reviews Hungry for You by A.M. Harte reviewed by Essie Holton Vampire General: Intern with the Vampire by Kit Iwasaki reviewed by Essie Holton
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eFiction May 2011
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eFiction April 2011
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eFiction March 2011
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eFiction February 2011
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eFiction January 2011
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eFiction December 2010
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eFiction November 2010
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eFiction October 2010
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eFiction September 2010
September 2010 is the first unofficial back-to-school issue of eFiction Magazine. In issue six you will enjoy two school related stories, And It’s Weird Because Eugene Fleming by B. Kari Moore and Apophis by Aaron Wilson. Harris Tobias’ Tin Man will give you your science fiction fix. You can also catch up on a few eFiction serials. Included are Tonya Moore’s Blood Binds: Episode Six and Glen Binger’s Jersey Surf: The List. And, of course, an issue can’t be complete without some form of disaster. Luckily, Christina Hoag help us out with that in You Can’t Do Anything Without Me, an all too scary, all too real account of a relationship gone wrong.
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September 2010 is the first unofficial back-to-school issue of eFiction Magazine. In issue six you will enjoy two school related stories, And It’s Weird Because Eugene Fleming by B. Kari Moore and Apophis by Aaron Wilson. Harris Tobias’ Tin Man will give you your science fiction fix. You can also catch up on a few eFiction serials. Included are Tonya Moore’s Blood Binds: Episode Six and Glen Binger’s Jersey Surf: The List. And, of course, an issue can’t be complete without some form of disaster. Luckily, Christina Hoag help us out with that in You Can’t Do Anything Without Me, an all too scary, all too real account of a relationship gone wrong.
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eFiction August 2010
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eFiction July 2010
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eFiction June 2010
The June 2010 issue of eFiction Magazine brings a wide range of stories for your reading pleasure. Dive into this issue and fall in love with a new story, author, or genre. The issue starts off with Tea Time by Thomas Sullivan. Thomas takes the meaning of short seriously in this short piece about patriotism. Get a first look at three stories by Aaron Wilson, a long time eFiction contrinbutor, and a bonus author interview about his writing career and aspirations. Zachary Ankeny crafts an world of love, romance, and unexpected battle in The Coalescence of Future and Family Endeavors, while Richard Cody builds us a world with mermaids, secret affairs, and tragedy in What the Mermaid Said. Also included in issue three: Longface’s Reward by Ron Koppelberger, Catching up with Cartucci by Mitchell Waldmen, and Longing by Diane Akins. Serials in issue six are Tonya Moore’s Blood Binds: Episode 3, Glen Binger’s Jersey Surf: Beat the Clock, and Weeb Heinrich’s really BAD Shakespeare.
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The June 2010 issue of eFiction Magazine brings a wide range of stories for your reading pleasure. Dive into this issue and fall in love with a new story, author, or genre. The issue starts off with Tea Time by Thomas Sullivan. Thomas takes the meaning of short seriously in this short piece about patriotism. Get a first look at three stories by Aaron Wilson, a long time eFiction contrinbutor, and a bonus author interview about his writing career and aspirations. Zachary Ankeny crafts an world of love, romance, and unexpected battle in The Coalescence of Future and Family Endeavors, while Richard Cody builds us a world with mermaids, secret affairs, and tragedy in What the Mermaid Said. Also included in issue three: Longface’s Reward by Ron Koppelberger, Catching up with Cartucci by Mitchell Waldmen, and Longing by Diane Akins. Serials in issue six are Tonya Moore’s Blood Binds: Episode 3, Glen Binger’s Jersey Surf: Beat the Clock, and Weeb Heinrich’s really BAD Shakespeare.
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eFiction May 2010
May 2010 truly begins to set the tone for future issues of eFiction Magazine. Issue two starts out strong with an interview with indie author Zach Ankeny, followed by his intense short story, Everyone Will Have Their Day to Die. The issue also features Hugsss by Brian Albright, a brief look a young man’s life and his careful shaping of an online persona through social media and the loss of self that seems to come with it. Along with these, you will also enjoy, The Shield by Hunter Lingoure, Lover’s Root by Dianna Linnemann, Routine by Griselda Santiago, Piecing Family Together by Andi Gregory Pearson and Seven Interruptions by Robert Meade. Also included are two serial installments. Tonya Moore’s Blood Binds: Episode Two and Glen Binger’s Jersey Surf: Opening Weekend. Poetry enthusiasts will want to check out Favorite Dream by Suzanne Haskew.
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May 2010 truly begins to set the tone for future issues of eFiction Magazine. Issue two starts out strong with an interview with indie author Zach Ankeny, followed by his intense short story, Everyone Will Have Their Day to Die. The issue also features Hugsss by Brian Albright, a brief look a young man’s life and his careful shaping of an online persona through social media and the loss of self that seems to come with it. Along with these, you will also enjoy, The Shield by Hunter Lingoure, Lover’s Root by Dianna Linnemann, Routine by Griselda Santiago, Piecing Family Together by Andi Gregory Pearson and Seven Interruptions by Robert Meade. Also included are two serial installments. Tonya Moore’s Blood Binds: Episode Two and Glen Binger’s Jersey Surf: Opening Weekend. Poetry enthusiasts will want to check out Favorite Dream by Suzanne Haskew.
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eFiction April 2010
Turn Around Tadpole by Peggy MacFarland Lunatic Pandora by Nick Hayden Waiting by Thom Gabrukiewicz The Here and Now by Calvin Seen Mercenary’s Apprentice by Tonya Moore Jersey Surf Episode 1 - Preseason by Glen Binger Blood Binds Episode 1 by Tonya Moore Metaphor for Passing by Suzanne Haskew Lies of Man by Chasity Hendrickson The eFiction debut. In issue one you can begin to get to know eFiction Magazine. The first story is a flash fiction piece, Turn Around Tadpole, by Peggy MacFarland. In this short story, we see a woman’s pregnancy through her husband’s eyes. Nick Hayden brings us laughs and somberness in Lunatic Pandora, a story about the sky falling and the tragedy that befalls the people on earth. The somber tone continues with Thom Gabrukiewicz’s Waiting, where two people meet in a waiting room and share their sad, gruesome stories, and The Here and Now by Calvin Seen, a look at the life of a hard-working man climbing the corporate ladder. Bringing the morose theme to poetry, Suzanne Haskew writes Metaphor for Passing, and Chasity Hendrickson follows with Lies of Man. In issue one you will also become acquainted with the first two eFiction serial stories. Tonya Moore brings us Blood Binds: Episode 1, and Glen Binger’s serves up Jersey Surf: Preseason. Available in PDF only.
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Turn Around Tadpole by Peggy MacFarland Lunatic Pandora by Nick Hayden Waiting by Thom Gabrukiewicz The Here and Now by Calvin Seen Mercenary’s Apprentice by Tonya Moore Jersey Surf Episode 1 - Preseason by Glen Binger Blood Binds Episode 1 by Tonya Moore Metaphor for Passing by Suzanne Haskew Lies of Man by Chasity Hendrickson The eFiction debut. In issue one you can begin to get to know eFiction Magazine. The first story is a flash fiction piece, Turn Around Tadpole, by Peggy MacFarland. In this short story, we see a woman’s pregnancy through her husband’s eyes. Nick Hayden brings us laughs and somberness in Lunatic Pandora, a story about the sky falling and the tragedy that befalls the people on earth. The somber tone continues with Thom Gabrukiewicz’s Waiting, where two people meet in a waiting room and share their sad, gruesome stories, and The Here and Now by Calvin Seen, a look at the life of a hard-working man climbing the corporate ladder. Bringing the morose theme to poetry, Suzanne Haskew writes Metaphor for Passing, and Chasity Hendrickson follows with Lies of Man. In issue one you will also become acquainted with the first two eFiction serial stories. Tonya Moore brings us Blood Binds: Episode 1, and Glen Binger’s serves up Jersey Surf: Preseason. Available in PDF only.
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