To The Sci-fi Gazette
Jun 12th, 2018 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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The SciFi Gazette–shining beacon of non-cliché speculative fiction. Submission guidelines had listed discouraged themes; ‘dystopias’ were number one: bad news for a pessimist like myself.
The state of the world sank home for me when The Gazette’s most hackneyed theme changed to ‘utopias.’ Still, they never published my bleak predictions.
I’d intended to kick down the door, but it already hung on its hinges. Scattered papers decorated shattered furniture. I luckily bagged a tatty anthology edition for later reading.
The editor was, of course, not there. On her desk, I deposited my latest story. I had high hopes–my first utopia.
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