The Rabbit Dies First - Singh, Nidhi

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Résumé :
A shocking murder in a British manor. Pirate execution on the high seas. A visit from Death himself. A cybernetic assassin. A motorcycle trip through a post-apocalyptic wasteland. These fourteen stories by various authors span time, space, and reality. But be warned, reader: in each of them, the rabbit dies first. Contents Untitled Haiku by Mog K. Moogle Under My Skin by Tym Greene The Trial of Wandering Star by David Green End of (On)Line by Franklin Leo Out the Other Side by Jellybean Black Out in Space by Mary E. Lowd The Detective, the Wife, the Husband, and His Lovers by Maya Levine Swallowed by the Sea by Ocean Tigrox The Unlucky by Sera Kane An Orange by Any Other Name by Watts Martin The Road to Macluske by Nathan Ravenwood The Snack Rabbit by Lloyd Yaeger Two Blocks Apart and the Universe In Between by Taylor Harbin The Carrot is Mightier than the Sword by Nidhi Singh Death on the Tile by Kyell Gold Edited by Ryan Campbell, Cover art by Dark Natasha

Biographie:
Nidhi Singh lives with her husband in the idyllic Yol Cantonment, an erstwhile POW Camp for German and Italian soldiers during the two World Wars. Her short work has appeared internationally in Phenomenal Literature, Pen and Kink Publishing, The Sunlight Press, Riggwelter, A Lonely Riot, Mirror Dance, Body Parts, Military Experience and the Arts, Grey Wolfe Publishing, Expanded Horizons, Vagabondage Press, Rigorous, TQR, Fantasia Divinity, Fiction on the Web, Storyteller, TWJ Magazine, Indie Authors Press, Flyleaf Journal, Liquid Imagination, Digital Fiction Publishing Co, LA Review of LA, Flame Tree Publishing, Firefly Magazine, Four Ties Lit Review, The Insignia Series, Inwood Indiana Press, Bards and Sages Publishing, So To Speak, Scarlet Leaf Review, Bewildering Stories, Down in the Dirt, Mulberry Fork Review, tNY.Press, Fabula Argentea, Aerogram, Asvamegha, Fiction Magazines, The Dirty Pool, Flash Fiction Press, Thurston Howl Publications and elsewhere. She has also authored several novels and translations of Sikh Holy Scriptures.