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    THREE PERSPECTIVES ON THE ROLE OF THE ANARCHISTS IN THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE by Ben Burgis
    posted March 7, 2008 under Longer stories
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    1. The Protector

    As far as General Jamieson was concerned, 2012 represented the lowest point in the history of the once great United States of America. Things happened that year that he wouldn’t have believed possible.

    Where the fuck could you even start? (more…)

    THAT HOKEY, OFT-QUOTED LINE by Christine Hill
    posted February 22, 2008 under Short stories
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    Somewhere in the Middle of Kansas

    [Before the Zombie War, mediums were considered con artists by the majority of society. Men and women who were the hosts of flashy Reality T.V. shows, playing up to an audience who tuned in for a quick thrill; sometimes the subject of television or film dramas, mediums have not earned much more than open skepticism and derision. I am speaking with a medium on a dirt patch somewhere in the heart of what used to be America’s bread basket in the state known as Kansas. In the days before the Panic, she was known as Tshilaba, a Romani name meaning “seeker of knowledge.” These days, she is known by something simpler: Mercy.] (more…)

    THE PALISADE by Joseph Hunkeler
    posted September 19, 2007 under Short stories
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    I often think back to when everything was so complex, and I don’t know whether I should burst into tears, or smile solely because I managed to live through the war. When Zack started showing up in Maryland after the refugees made their way into the States, from Africa and China, I knew we were fucked from the beginning. I remember sitting around the tube watching CNN with Paul, my best friend, and this was when the outbreak was still west of the Rockies. Still focusing on the television he blankly muttered out, “Militia. We have to join a militia, it’s the only way we beat this thing.” (more…)

    THE VETERAN by J. Michael
    posted August 23, 2007 under Poetry
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    Against a barricade of damp sand
    in sacks, we’ve been waiting,
    ears tuned to the shuffle of soles. (more…)