One fascinating thing is that the authors’ identities are half-concealed. You can look up initials and see who wrote what, but it takes a page flip and some hunting. The result is interesting, and one I’d honestly like to see in more short story collections.

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    Book 50: Hyperborea by Jason Bradley “Mockman” Thompson.

    A great, short, vividly hallucinogenic single-issue comic book adapting a grim and nasty little Clark Ashton Smith tale. (Also, hooray for the inspiration taken from Una Woodruff’s Inventorum Natura!) https://t.co/DxfocP6AG7 Book 51: Old School & Cool (An OSR Zine), Vol 2. by Ahimsa Kerp and Wind Lothamer (Knight Owl Publishing)
    A fun postapocalyptic mashup toolkit zine: you got your Planet of the Apes, Mad Max, Gamma World, Car Wars… a fun grab bag for any wasteland game. https://t.co/LHnq5ceHmy

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