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Run, Rabbit, Run: Dark Drabbles, #14
Run, Rabbit, Run: Dark Drabbles, #14
Run, Rabbit, Run: Dark Drabbles, #14
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Bunny butchers, lunatic lagomorphs, cut-throat cottontails, evil Easter bunnies, poisonous pikas, and all manner of arduous alliterative animal anecdotes compiled by the Hell Hare Submission Reader:

 

They queue. With gaunt faces and bloodshot eyes, weary feet trudge slowly. The line snakes down the hill, back and forth between the Hell Fires, all eyes on the stooped shoulders in front. Silence, but for quiet groans. He watches. Three crimson eyes glow eerily in the dark; all that can be seen of the black Hell Hare waiting in the shadows. Trembling hands lift their offering to the altar, reverently placing it upon the last. Some even shed a single tear. His soul aches. For he knows he is the maker of dreams, but also the breaker of hearts.

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Release dateMay 26, 2023
ISBN9798223712589
Run, Rabbit, Run: Dark Drabbles, #14

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    Run, Rabbit, Run - Black Hare Press

    Run, Rabbit, Run

    Various Authors

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    Black Hare Press

    RUN, RABBIT, RUN A Dark Drabbles Anthology title is

    Copyright © 2023 Black Hare Press

    First published in Australia in April 2023 by Black Hare Press

    The authors of the individual stories retain the copyright of the works featured in this anthology.

    All characters and events in this publication, other than those clearly in the public domain, are fictitious and any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

    All rights reserved. No part of this production may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publisher and copyright owner.

    Cover Design by Dawn Burdett

    Book Formatting by Ben Thomas

    Editing by D. Kershaw

    Contents

    Epigraph

    1. Anthology Submissions

    2. Don’t Mention the Rabbits

    3. Jeaneane

    4. Catalogue Raisonné of Le Lapin

    5. Sacred Burrows

    6. Kissing Cousins

    7. Karma

    8. Hunger

    9. Results Unverified

    10. Curse of the Black Hare

    11. A Hug for Bonnie

    12. R.A.B.B.I.T.

    13. When in Rome

    14. Dust Bunny Version 5.0

    15. Trade

    16. Peak Time in the Pit

    17. Gearing Up

    18. Presto, Change-O

    19. The Lord God Made Them All

    20. Demon Vibe

    21. Lagomorph Winter

    22. Hare’s Harvest

    23. March of Time

    24. Never Get a Rabbit

    25. It’s Just a Rabbit

    26. I Lived Beneath

    27. What Came Before

    28. Hare Planet 9.6

    29. The Cornfield

    30. Ted, the Old-Timer, Explains Things to Warren, the New Kid

    31. Not Gin

    32. One Lucky Rabbit

    33. No Snacks for Lucie

    34. The Haunted Burrow

    35. A Rabbit’s Crown

    36. Dust Bunnies

    37. Hopping Mad

    38. Stupid Bunny Suit

    39. Let’s Kill the Bitch

    40. For Luck

    41. Werehare

    42. Seven Rabbits

    43. Last Wish

    44. Robbie the Rabid Rabbit

    45. Good Deal

    46. Just Outside the Door

    47. On the Night of the Fifth Moon

    48. A Macabre Easter Tradition

    49. Transgenic Experimentation

    50. The Four Bunnies of the Apocalypse

    51. The Cottontail Revolution

    52. Fuzzy Potato

    53. Gone to the Dogs

    54. Ghostly Hunger

    55. Biodiversity

    56. Just Rewards

    57. The New Pet

    58. White Rabbit

    59. Fields of Hunger

    60. Bite the Hand That Feeds

    61. Bogus Bunny

    62. Replication

    63. A Run of Bad Luck

    64. Lost Pet

    65. It’s About How You Look

    66. A Doe by Any Other Name

    67. Here Comes the Easter Bunny

    68. Hugs Bunny

    69. Blame the Rabbits

    70. Down the Rabbit Hole

    71. Green-Eyed Toy

    72. Goodnight Rabbit

    73. The World Will End in Fire

    74. Finger Food

    75. Ruling the Rabbits

    76. They Must Catch You

    77. The Legend of Lepus the Hare

    78. A St. Patrick’s Day Ramble in the Cooley Mountains, Ireland

    79. Game Time

    80. A Life for a Life

    81. The Pits

    82. Strawberry Teeth

    83. The Wild Rabbits of Lapen Swamp

    84. Carrot Sticks

    85. Fur Coat

    86. Ominous Nomenclature

    87. The Magic Trick

    88. Bloody Hare

    89. Who Hired the Costume

    90. Hare-y Roadside Assistance

    91. Restless Night

    92. Grandma’s Rabbit Farm

    93. Illuminating Rabbits in the Fourteenth Century

    94. The Night Visitor

    95. Plague Hares

    96. Listen to Your Mother

    97. Painted Egg

    98. Test Subject 119

    99. Down the Rabbit Hole

    100. Melanistic Hearts

    101. Stew

    102. Survival of the Species

    103. Revenge of the Rabbits

    104. Spring Cleaning

    105. Across the Universe

    106. What the Hares Demand

    107. Milk Hare

    108. The Magician’s Hat

    109. The Meadow

    110. A Grave Error

    111. For My Next Trick…

    112. Hare Invaders

    113. The Hare and the Hedgehog

    114. Car Wash

    115. Off the Wall

    116. Ostara’s Hare

    117. An End to the Season

    118. Kill, Franken-Hare, Kill

    119. Ain’t No Wabbit

    120. Gasoline for the Fires of Science

    121. Easter Errands

    122. Big Ears

    123. Whispered Secrets

    124. Black Rabbit

    125. Gold Rabbit

    126. Red Rabbit

    127. White Rabbit

    128. The Feast of Willowtown

    129. Go Back to Bed

    130. Rabbit Luck

    131. Hop to It

    132. Backyard Cookout

    133. And Rabbits Shall Inherit the Earth

    134. Swiftness Kills

    135. The Little Rabbit

    136. The Rabbit Hole

    137. Carrots

    138. Rusty

    139. Battle of the Constellations

    140. Tunnel Vision

    141. Roadkill

    142. Familiar

    143. Burrows

    144. Night of the Bunny

    145. Buyer’s Remorse

    146. Deep Down

    147. Lunch for the Rabbit

    148. Bad Hare Day

    149. Unlucky Rabbit’s Foot

    150. Go Look

    151. Feastby Shelby Suderman

    152. An Eye for an Eye

    153. Veterinary Assistant

    154. Hunting Party

    155. Hunting Season

    156. Rampant

    157. Acknowledgements

    158. About the Publisher

    THIS is a fierce bad Rabbit; look at his savage whiskers, and his claws and his turned-up tail.

    The Story of a Fierce Bad Rabbit —Beatrix Potter, 1906

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    Anthology Submissions

    by The Black Hare

    They queue.

    With gaunt faces and bloodshot eyes, weary feet trudge slowly. The line snakes down the hill, back and forth between the Hell Fires, all eyes on the stooped shoulders in front.

    Silence, but for quiet groans.

    He watches. Three crimson eyes glow eerily in the dark; all that can be seen of the black Hell Hare waiting in the shadows.

    Trembling hands lift their offering to the altar, reverently placing it upon the last. Some even shed a single tear.

    His soul aches. For he knows he is the maker of dreams, but also the breaker of hearts.

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    Love & kisses

    The Black Hare

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    Don’t Mention the Rabbits

    by Wondra Vanian

    There was a rabbit on the porch.

    Weird.

    They passed another four on the way to school.

    Weirder.

    The dozen rabbits chilling on the school’s front lawn?

    Freaky as hell.

    Then there was the one on the empty desk next to Valerie…

    Psst. Hey, Riya. What’s with the rabbits?

    Riya answered without taking her eyes off the whiteboard. Don’t. Mention. The. Rabbits.

    Valerie laughed. Don’t mention them? It was, like, the freakiest thing she’d ever seen!

    Seriously, Riya warned. That’s how they got Leon.

    Valeria looked at the empty desk. Leon’s desk.

    The rabbit turned to look back.

    Uh oh…

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    Wondra Vanian lives in the UK with her partner and their mischief of sausage dogs.

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    Jeaneane

    by Bernardo Villela

    Derek knew why his father gave him a rabbit. He tried to tell his father indirectly by naming the rabbit Jeaneane. His father did nothing.

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