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    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 14
    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 14
    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 14
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    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 14

    By Allan Kaspar

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    Welcome to the November-December 2013 issue of Uncharted Frontier EZine, our 14th issue!

    This month's issue contains stories dealing with the dark and fantastic! Richard Lawrence continues his Merlin saga with the appearance of a new rival in an Old One whose name will ring familiar if you've ever travelled to Lovecraft Country! David Rutter's Collection of Poetry is not to be missed! Not to mention, Ben Franklin's infamous Time Travel experiment?! You heard it here folks.

    Enjoy our latest issue!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAllan Kaspar
    Release dateJan 10, 2014
    ISBN9781311246073
    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 14
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    Allan Kaspar

    Allan is the Chief Editor and Publisher of Uncharted Frontier EZine, the premier EZine for the soon-to-be famous creative artists, writers and photographers who deserve to have a voice to the world!He is a life-long writer, RPG fanatic, and video game afficienado, whose video game reviews have appeared in Games for Windows Magazine, Mentality Magazine, Gamespot featured community reviews, and more.He spends his time in Pennsylvania frequenting old book stores, coffee shops, and Guitar Centers.

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      Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 14 - Allan Kaspar

      Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 14

      Published by Allan Kaspar at Smashwords

      Copyright 2014 Allan Kaspar

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      Thank you for downloading this free ebook. You are welcome to share it with your friends. This book may be reproduced, copied and distributed for non-commercial purposes, provided the book remains in its complete original form. If you enjoyed this book, please return to Smashwords.com to discover other works by this author. Thank you for your support.

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      Table of Contents

      Merlin: The Mirror and the Monster pt 2 by Richard Lawrence

      A Collection of Poetry by David Rutter

      Ben Franklin: Time Traveler by Allan Kaspar

      Zarathustra’s Bildungsroman by Christopher Ketcham

      Contributor Bios

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      Merlin: The Mirror and the Monster (pt. 2)

      By Richard Lawrence

      For those readers who are interested in reading the first part of this story, you may find it in our website archives inside the October 2013 issue. We hope you enjoy the latest in Merlin’s fantastic journey!

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      Merlin was pensive, no, wrong word, not pensive. Scared, yes that was it, terrified from the tips of his hairs to the soles of his shoes. He had stood up to his father, a being of awesome strength and power; he had stood up to demi-gods and monsters. Creatures of the wild, of legend and of nightmare and never once, not once had he felt a moment of doubt.

      He could be immortal if he wanted, he had the power to make gods and demons bow to him, he could rip up mountains by their roots, or paint the sky lilac, simply for his own amusement. There was nothing he couldn’t do, if he just put his mind to it.

      But this, this Cthulhu, he knew nothing about it, his father knew nothing about it, there was nothing in even the most obscure writings, nothing in the muttering of madmen or in the dreams of ghosts and ghouls. Nothing, absolutely nothing. How could that be?

      His father had the knowledge

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