| SORCEROUS SIGNALS |
| edited by Carol Hightshoe |
| Welcome to the May - July '08 Issue of Sorcerous Signals. |
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STORIES IN THIS ISSUE:
The Cursed Valley - Marva Dasef
Living under a curse can be cruel and harsh -- but sometimes the breaking of that curse can be
even worse.
Kamal and the Dark Elemental - Richard H. Fay
Poetry
Apartment Tour - Lindsey Duncan
Flash Fiction
Bernice and the Talking Oak Tree - Mark Fewell
Bernice turns the prince into a oak tree and must find a princess to kiss him.
Assassin's Mark - J.R. Tomlin
The enemy of my enemy is not my enemy -- When an assassin's target becomes an uneasy ally;
they find they have a common enemy who in playing them both for fools.
Glorious Malorious - T.J. Glenn
Poetry
Journey into Darkness - Jack Mulcahy
A young cadet's lack of faith in her abilities and her tendency to not follow orders properly, lead
her into a plot that could cost her everything.
The Last Hero of Wodling - C.A. Casey
True heroes know when to fight and when to shut up and listen to the advice of those they are
suppose to fight.
