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    Morpheus Tales #12 Ebook
    Morpheus Tales #12 Ebook
    Morpheus Tales #12 Ebook
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    Morpheus Tales #12 Ebook

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    The twelfth issue of the UK's most controversial weird fiction magazine! Featuring: If Ever I Should Leave You By John S. Barker Illustrated By Matthew Freyer, Kid Intestines By Christopher Glazer, Woodbury By Brick Marlin Illustrated By Vladimir Petkovic, Misery of the Pickled Punk By Lawrence Barker, May Old Acquaintance Be Forgot By Kurt Fawver Illustrated By Charlie Zacherl, Deviation By Edward Rodosek , Sharp Edges By John F. D. Taff , Killer on the Road By Dameion Becknell, The Hunger Inside By Charles A. Muir Illustrated By Martin Blanco, Flying Monkey, Angry Moon By Martin Slag Illustrated By Ian Welsh, The Last Ride By Lenora Farrington-Sarrouf , Into The Painting By Carey Borgens. Read the magazine Christopher Fowler calls "edgy and dark". www.morpheustales.com

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    PublisherMorpheus Tales
    Release dateMar 24, 2012
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    Morpheus Tales

    Morpheus Tales began in June 2008, and publishes a regularly quarterly fiction magazine, and an accompanying free online non-fiction magazine, (in January, April, July and October), and as many special issues as we can manage. Free previews, free downloads, and ordering information can be found on our website: http://morpheustales.wixsite.com/morpheustales

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