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Beneath Ceaseless Skies - Issue #467, Eighteenth Anniversary Double-Issue by Scott Andrews (opens the original)
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Featuring two bonus stories and new cover art: “Garden of Solitude” by Bruce Brenneise. “You arse,” he repeated. “You've just cured death. I have lifetime tenure. Therefore, every year for ever and ever, world without end, amen, I shall be turning up to these chancellor's dinners and staring into a plate of boiled fucking lamb. And it'll all be your fault.” At the edge of our wee but famous settlement lies the Nursery: our garden, our graveyard. Here strange and wonderful growths emerge—slowly,
Beneath Ceaseless Skies - Issue #466 by Scott Andrews (opens the original)
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Afterwards, while the mother and baby slept or cooed at each other, Jesset was freed to the fresh air to deliver the grace-bread. Sister Grain baked two loaves after every birth. One for the church, to be blessed and broken for the poor of the village. One for the Kind Ones in the Hill, to pay respects and hope, in exchange, that they would keep their distance. Sister Grain delivered the church bread herself, but it was Jesset who went to the Hill. He had neither the energy nor the interest to a
Beneath Ceaseless Skies - Issue #465 by Scott Andrews (opens the original)
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We have delicious cuisine. We are lovers of life. We are lovers of love. We are so many things, but above all else, we are lovers of freedom that live in a cage that no one can enter and no one can leave. Though my homeland is beautiful, peaceful, and filled with abundance, that is not enough when you have no right to choose. No one who is honest with themselves, in their deepest, oldest place, could be satisfied with such. That is why I would rather suffer, even die, if that be the fruit of cho
Beneath Ceaseless Skies - Issue #464 by Scott Andrews (opens the original)
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Featuring new cover art: “Ancient Shrine” by Sam Jumisko. She looked into his brown eyes, and her vision doubled and trebled: Peter in a tunnel and in an alley covered by blood and walking on what she knew from her readings of distant lands to be grass. She felt she could come unmoored and drift away into those visions, wondered whether she would come back to herself if she did. So she drained her whiskey in a swallow, sighed with relief as the Peters merged back into one, and stuck her hand out
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