Tag Archives: Issue 017

Overlords’ Lair: One Last Story

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Published on October 7, 2012
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Greetings, Earthlings, These is the message where We inform you that the economy is bad, readership (while strong for us) isn’t quite making the bills, and Decisions Have To Be Made. In short, with tomorrow morning’s story, the experiment known … Continue reading →

Thieves’ Honor Episode 19: Trial by Fire, Part 3 – Keanan Brand

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Published on June 29, 2012
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Thieves’ Honor Episode 19: Trial by Fire, Part 3 by Keanan Brand Previously on Thieves’ Honor: Thanks to a rebel spy named Willa, Captain Kristoff has learned he carries the Intuicom implant—a device that, in its most benign form, is … Continue reading →

The Worker Prince – Epilogue – Bryan Thomas Schmidt

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Published on June 27, 2012
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The Worker Prince Epilogue by Bryan Thomas Schmidt The starport on Vertullis bustled with activity as Davi, Tela and Lura arrived. In the two weeks since the peace conference, things had returned to normal—transports, shuttles, and starfighters launching one after … Continue reading →

Sneak Peek at THE RETURNING – Bryan Thomas Schmidt

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Published on June 26, 2012
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Sneak Peak at THE RETURNING Interview and Novel Excerpt with Bryan Thomas Schmidt As many of you have seen, Bryan’s debut novel The Worker Prince has been running as a serial at Ray Gun Revival since October 2012 and the last installments post … Continue reading →

A Giant Mess of Darkness – J.W. Alden

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Published on June 25, 2012
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A Giant Mess of Darkness by J.W. Alden Panic didn’t set in until the light began to flicker. The narrow beam only illuminated a small section of the gray hulk in front of me, dimming as I drifted away, but … Continue reading →