β Scribed by Paula Guran
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Return from the Preshamble / Paula Guran -- The Afflicted / Matthew Johnson -- Dead Song / Jay Wilburn -- Iphigenia in Aulis / Mike Carey -- Pollution / Don Webb -- Becca at the End of the World / Shira Lipkin -- The Naturalist / Maureen F. McHugh -- Selected Sources for the Babylonian Plague of the Dead (572-571 BCE) / Alex Dally MacFarlane -- What Maisie Knew / David Liss -- Rocket Man / Stephen Graham Jones -- The Day the Music Died / Joe McKinney -- The Children's Hour / Marge Simon -- Delice / Holly Newstein -- Trail of Dead / Joanne Anderton -- The Death and Life of Bob / William Jablonsky -- Stemming the Tide / Simon Strantzas -- Those Beneath the Bog / Jacques L. Condor (Maka Tai Meh) -- What Still Abides / Marie Brennan -- Jack and Jill / Jonathan Maberry -- In the Dreamtime of Lady Resurrection / CaitlΓn R. Kiernan -- Rigormarole / Michael A. Arnzen -- Kitty's Zombie New Year / Carrie Vaughn -- The Gravedigger of Konstan Spring / Genvieve Valentine -- Chew / Tamsyn Muir -- 'Til Death Do Us Part / Shaun Jeffrey -- There is no "E" in Zombi Which Means There Can Be No You or We / Roxane Gay -- What Once We Feared / Carrie Ryan -- The Harrowers / Eric Gregory -- Resurgam / Lisa Mannetti -- I Waltzed with a Zombie / Ron Goulart -- Aftermath / Joy Kennedy-O'Neill -- A Shepherd of the Valley / Maggie Slater -- The Day the Saucers Came / Neil Gaiman -- Love, Resurrected / Cat Rambo -- Present / Nicole Kornher-Stace -- The Hunt: Before, and the Aftermath / Joe R. Lansdale -- Bit Rot / Charles Stross.
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