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It came from Gerald Warfield (again)
It came from Gerald Warfield (again)
Gerald Warfield’s story “The Number of the Tribe” was published in Metaphorosis on Friday, 10 November 2017.
I love to speculate on the origin of things, how one concept is built on another, is built on another, all the way back to—when? Mathematics should be traceable to a time when someone realized that it was useful to have more numbers than one had fingers. But the specifics of those…
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The Number of the Tribe - Gerald Warfield
New story! The Number of the Tribe - Gerald Warfield
Gurn levered himself up from his bed of furs, hoping he hadn’t cried out. A few embers glowed in the fire pit, casting warm light on the roof of skins. Around him, he heard only gentle breathing and the snoring of his mother. No one else was awake. No one’s pulse raced but his.
He could never sleep after a visit from the white figure, and so he rose, naked, and quietly skirted the fire pit to…
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Another question for Gerald Warfield
Another question for Gerald Warfield
Q: What’s a typical writing day like for you?
A: I work late, very late. Somehow, my life gets going in the course of the day, and I don’t usually start writing until the afternoon. It may be something to do with being old. A day is like a reflection of my life. I seem to be most productive at the end.
Gerald Warfield’s story “[if field=date before=’2017-11-10′]The Number of the Tribe[else] The…
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More about Gerald Warfield
More about Gerald Warfield
Most of his adult life, Gerald Warfield lived in New York City, on the upper west side and in Chelsea. His first job was at the Library and Museum of the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center. He marched in the first Gay Pride Parade in 1970. After leaving music, he supported himself writing how-to books in finance, and textbooks in music; his formal education was in music theory and composition (UNT…
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November 2017
TOC November 2017 - stories from Patrick Doerksen, Gerald Warfield, @jheijndermans, Mariah Montoya, and art by @CarolWellart November 2017
Table of Contents
Notes Towards a New Fairytale – Patrick Doerksen
The Number of the Tribe – Gerald Warfield
My Book Report on Starlight – Joachim Heijndermans
The Wife of Fabian Vitalik – Mariah Montoya
Cover art by Carol Wellart.
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Metaphorosis: Best of 2016
Metaphorosis: Best of 2016
Beautifully written speculative fiction from Metaphorosis magazine.
The best science fiction and fantasy stories from Metaphorosis magazine’s first year. Mysterious languages, unusual dogs, solitude, alien communications, and magic. Available for pre-order now.
The Demon in the Page – Joshua Phillip Johnson
Heard – Elise Forier Edie
In Dew and Frost and Flame – Vanessa…
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