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most recent publications.
| The
Orphic Chronicle (defunct) |
Flowers
of the Chosen |
August, 1999 |
| Jackhammer (defunct) | Dreaming
Illicit Ginger Dumplings A man's quest for the ultimate dumpling on a strictly relegated ship opens the door for one of the deadly vices to invade human society. |
November 22, 1999 |
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Transfiguration of Kyoko Yamamoto First Place Winner of the Third Speculations Microstory Contest. Only 400 words, so a synopsis would give it all away! |
September 9, 2000 | |
| Parchment
Symbols (defunct) |
Hands
that Hold Moonlight A young teacher in Japan follows her mysterious fellow teacher home one night to find they share not only attraction, but also a special power. |
April, 2000 |
| Aphelion | Summoner's
Daughter In a future where humans have colonized a planet by making a terrible pact with the beings that live there, one girl has the courage to break centuries of ignorance and death. |
February, 2000 |
| Fables | Red
Plum Blossoms In an ancient Japan where kami are real, what happens when a courtier's daughter promised to the emperor falls in love with the spirit of the plum trees? |
Spring, 2000 |
| SpaceWays
Weekly (defunct) |
Another
Tiger Woman (First story ever published in that magazine with homosexual references) Wilting Lily was born in the Tiger year, condeming her to a lonely life of spinsterhood, that is, until she met the Daimyo's son dying in the forest. (Reader's Choice Award for March, 2000) |
April, 2000 |
| Titan
Ezine (defunct) |
Leaving
Eden (Runner-up in "Millenium Contest") After a thousand years of stewardship over mankind, an alien benefactor visits his human companion one, last time. |
March/April, 2000 |
| Digital Catapult (defunct) | A
Question of a Dragon's Soul Why would a master priest become attached to a irreverent waif? Turnip becomes suspicious when his master takes a mysterious boy under his wing. Little does he know the boy's soul hangs in the balance... |
September, 2011 |
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