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Forbidden Futures 4
Kathe Koja
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Mike Dubisch
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Lisa Morton
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Oddness
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Forbidden Futures 4 - Dubisch, Mike ; Morton, Lisa ; Koja, Kathe
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Synopsis "Forbidden Futures 4"
In a display of sheer badassery, Forbidden Futures Magazine presents "All Female Action" - an issue that will leave you breathless and craving more! Editor LISA MORTON sets the tone with her powerful editorial "Weird Women & Other Anomalies." S.P. MISKOWSKI shows us that defensive driving has a whole new meaning in "M." STEFANIE ELRICK takes us on a visionary journey with "All That Creepeth." MEHITOBEL WILSON calls forth the Sea-Monkeys in "In Our Shallows, We Are Small." ANYA MARTIN boldly confronts the Living Oracle in "Conjure, Green Goddess." JESSICA MCHUGH reads the fine print before signing up for the House of Tomorrow in "Always A Bride." MOLLY TANZER uncovers the secret of the cat people in "A Judgment Made Can Never Bend." KATHE KOJA delivers a powerful punch to the old-school with "Myths And Legends." ELIZABETH RAYNE reveals the eerie origins of a mysterious mummy in "Relics." AVE ROSE tempts us with ultimate decadence in "That Book." EMMA ALICE JOHNSON shows us the true meaning of beauty and danger in "A Centauress Walks Into A Battle." And lastly, BETTY ROCKSTEADY demonstrates the consequences of meddling with the unknown in "When She Came, Everything Fell Apart." Plus, don't miss Uncle Krust's irreverent and unapologetic "Guide To Men."
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