Curiosities #1 Winter 2017
ByPublisher Description
A new speculative fiction anthology series curated for the retropunk reader. Backyard mechanics prepare for mecha-walker death races. Civil war soldiers confront a horror from beyond. A victorian John pays a call to a colony of bee girls. And more. Come and see what is on exhibit at the gallery.
Stories in this issue are:
The Mark V Eleganté by Nelson Stanley
Bright and Falling Like an Avenging Angel by Shane Halbach
Patron of the Arts by Tricia Owens
Honeyed Tongue by Deborah L. Davitt
Approximations That Gradually Approach The Truth by David M. Hoenig
After Nightfall by David A. Riley
There Was a Nicholas Once by Alexis Lantgen
The Seven O'Clock Man by Kate Heartfield
All Through The House by Joachim Heijndermans
edited by Kevin Frost and Andrew McCurdy
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About Kevin Frost
Curiosities is the text companion to the Gallery of Curiosities podcast, an anthology fiction show curated for those afflicted with retropunk sensibilities. Not all stories we buy make it to the podcast, but they are always collected in the Curiosities issues. We hope you enjoy them.
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