From Weird Mask Issue 3 A Blind Elf Walks Into a Tavern by B. L. Koller I’d be lying if I said there weren’t advantages to being blind. For one, nobody suspects a blind rogue. If I happen to bump into someone on the street? Easily dismissed as an accident! I… Continue Reading
The King in Yellow The Yellow Sign by Robert W. Chambers “Let the red dawn surmise What we shall do, When this blue starlight dies And all is through.” ONE There are so many things which are impossible to explain! Why should certain chords in music make me think of… Continue Reading
From Weird Mask Issue 3 Territorial by S.K. Gunn The meat is starting to go bad. Three and a half months in the freezer is pushing it, and the flavor no longer tastes the same. It was always best the first week when it was still fresh. The frozen shit didn’t… Continue Reading
1 – Disappointment at the Court House The doors of the courtroom flew open, as young, Assistant District Attorney, Jon Page, came storming out. “Damn it!” he yelled. His balled fists were shaking at his side. His friends and co-workers, Timmy Whitmore and Pam Kennedy, ran out after him. “Jon?”… Continue Reading
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Winos by Peter Clark “This place is usually busier. Where is everybody? I’m used to seeing more drunk people walk around this town at this time of morning. And when are we going to get out of here?” moaned Richard to his wife as he flipped through another dusty book in… Continue Reading
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The King in Yellow In the Court of the Dragon by Robert W. Chambers “Oh, thou who burn’st in heart for those who burn In Hell, whose fires thyself shall feed in turn; How long be crying–‘Mercy on them.’ God! Why, who art thou to teach and He to learn?”… Continue Reading
Found in Weird Mask Issue 2 The Cats by Mark Renney They were the kind of couple that, after twenty years of marriage, had settled wholeheartedly into the rituals and routines that now comprised their life together. They didn’t want for more than they had or for what they wouldn’t be… Continue Reading
