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    Morpheus Tales #17 Ebook
    Morpheus Tales #17 Ebook
    Morpheus Tales #17 Ebook
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    Morpheus Tales #17 Ebook

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    The seventeenth issue of the UK's most controversial weird fiction magazine! Featuring: Against Infection And The Hand Of War By Richard Wolkomir, Canvassing Opinion By Stuart Hughes, Urban Monsoon By Ty Schwamberger, Echoes From The Past By Paul Johnson-Jovanovic, The Turning By Matthew Acheson, Lost at Sea By K. Scott Forman, White Oak Manor By Charles D. Romans, Set Above Mortals By Craig Saunders, The Butcher’s Confirmation By Matt Leyshon. Read the magazine Christopher Fowler calls "edgy and dark", and see what you think.

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    PublisherMorpheus Tales
    Release dateJul 5, 2012
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    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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