And now, a kitten on the internet.
*Preferably after reading the magazine, because that's where the actual stories are
Friday, 18 August 2017
Vote!
Over to the right (and possibly up a bit) you will notice the readers' poll for best story of issue 35. It seems that Andrew Alford's quirky little tale of 'A Russian Nesting Demon' is running away with the contest. But we still have many weeks to go before voting ends. And remember, you can vote for more than one story. So use your ballot wisely, and vote!*
And now, a kitten on the internet.
*Preferably after reading the magazine, because that's where the actual stories are
And now, a kitten on the internet.
*Preferably after reading the magazine, because that's where the actual stories are
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