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- Planet of the Amazon Women (part 2 of 2), by David Moles
(5/23/05)
- Fiction.
- In Myrine all they have is a cenotaph. Nobody knows what happened to the bodies. In Themiscyra they do not even have that; when they talk about men it's like they're talking about a metaphor, or a myth.
- Planet of the Amazon Women (part 1 of 2), by David Moles
(5/16/05)
- Fiction.
- But when it came it came suddenly, sweeping across Hippolyta in less than a year, in its progress less like a disease than like a curse. It defied drugs and vaccines and quarantines, brushing past exploration-grade immune enhancements as if they were so many scented medieval nosegays.
- The Memory of Water, by David Moles
(10/13/03)
- Fiction.
- There was no escaping the conclusion: surrounded by ten thousand square kilometers of desert, he had drowned.
- Fetch, by David Moles
(5/12/03)
- Fiction.
- "The Russians can't get their dog back," Akers said. "No way the capsule can reenter without burning up. Our guys think she's got air for maybe a week—ten days, tops. The President wants NACA to mount a rescue mission."
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