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- The End of Tin, by Bill Kte'pi
(1/14/08)
- Fiction.
- When Nick Chopper was a boy and not yet tin, they used to say every mirror was haunted. It's why the wights wouldn't look in them; it's why if you broke one there was hell to pay by seven sundowns, and if you didn't pay hell would come to collect.
- You Can Walk on the Moon if the Mood's Right, by Bill Kte'pi
(11/22/04)
- Fiction.
- "I lost my finger, few hours ago. I'm trying to find it."
- Start with Color, by Bill Kte'pi
(3/24/03)
- Fiction.
- Her dreams have been lazing at her elbows, small white elephants and green giraffes, grazing from invisible trees. They move aside, harrumphing at her as the paper interrupts their breakfast.
- The Minotaur, by Bill Kte'pi
(10/28/02)
- Fiction.
- I have to step over seven-inch tall couples having sex on my bathroom floor to brush my teeth, and the mouthwash is filled with blinking floating eyeballs. The eyeballs are mine, but I think the copulating couples have meandered in from the neighbors.
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