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My Top Five Buried Gays, by Joanne Askew
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My Top Five Buried Gays, by Joanne Askew

“In horror & SFF, we have the ever-so classic trope of the LGBTQ+ characters being more expendable than their straight counterparts, especially harmful when queer people are killed off just after they come out. If you want to really get into it, I’d put my money on any queer character over a straight character – we’ve survived through prejudice, homophobic remarks, and sometimes physical assaults, so we probably have a higher likelihood of survival out there in horror-land.”

[Contains spoilers for: The Walking Dead, Van Helsing, Heroes, Handmaid's Tale, Hemlock Grove]

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“Overdone Meat,” a Short Story, by Christina Rosso
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“Overdone Meat,” a Short Story, by Christina Rosso

The hardest part is getting the facial expressions right. The slight slant of frown lines on the forehead, the curve of a smile forming. Worry in the eyes. The eyes are how you know whether or not it worked.

He comes to the gallery late, after hours. He has been my companion the last three months. I don’t like the term boyfriend, yet he insists on calling me his girlfriend. His name is Robbie. I have a three-inch tall oak wingback chair in my hand and am ticking light brush strokes on the tiny legs to give them a more weathered look when he barges in.

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The Mother of a Monster, A Fairy Tale, by Christina Rosso
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The Mother of a Monster, A Fairy Tale, by Christina Rosso

Once upon a time, there was a woman, a wife and mother, who was a master of herbs and tinctures. She lived in a small cottage in a small village where superstition filled the air like fog. Her husband, a war hero, succumbed to an infection after returning home with one less appendage. The woman’s potions failed to save him, leaving her a widow and her son fatherless. The villagers began to twist her healing into something sinister.

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