Welcome to another issue of Innsmouth Magazine, which, I’m glad to remind you, can now be purchased via Amazon or Smashwords for your e-reader. It’s also our fundraiser month, so if you can spare a dollar, now’s the time to do so!
With that self-publicity out of the way, let’s focus on the stories. We’ve got six of them, this time. There’s a bit of …
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Monday, 3rd August 1846
Dearest Elizabeth,
I think of you always. I felt it important to record my thoughts if only to explain in my own mind the perils we seem destined to suffer on this quest. Of course, Dr. Johnson makes …
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When we saw the grey ship, the excitement rippled through all of us. It made a sound that filled up the sky and water, scaring the gulls and scattering them. On the boat, my mother looked up from her cooking and nodded to …
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When the fish crawled out of the ocean to steal their cattle, the Xhosa refused to help them.
“We warned you,” they said – two young men caked in white clay, wearing white robes, like ghosts. Their Dutch was imperfect, missing vowels …
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They look like fat grey worms. Étienne’s couriers hand-carry them through Douala International Airport to Cape Town, Bangkok, Kiev, Mexico City – anywhere with a surgical reamer and a sterile suite – and into your temporal cortex they go. A little skull-putty and …
