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Dimension6: annual collection 2015

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Dimension6 magazine takes you on a journey beyond the borders of the real. Our second annual collection features stories from some of the best Australian and overseas writers working in the field today.

Jason Fischer ' Everything is a Graveyard' - Post-apocalyptic V8s in a ruined Adelaide destroyed by prehistoric drop bears. What more do you need to know?

Bren MacDibble 'Tooth' - Backpacker horror a toothsome treat? Look no further.

Chris McMahon 'Time Pump' - Marooned in the icy wastes of planet X31, it's only a matter of hours until MacPherson freezes to death...

Steve Cameron 'Lodloc and The Bear' - Childhood imaginings don't normally have the habit of knocking on your door...

David McDonald 'Red in Tooth and Claw' - Could a single human be a match for the hostile environment of the planet Hope?

SG Larner 'Going Home Sideways' - They say you can never go home. But maybe they're wrong...

Jen White 'Dark History' - Urban archeology isn't meant to be this scary, is it?

Jessica May Lin ' The Pass' - Grandfather protected the children who lived in the strawberry fields from the monsters. But now he was growing old and weary...

237 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 13, 2015

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Jason Fischer

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Jason Fischer is a writer who lives near Adelaide, South Australia.  He has received a starred review in Publishers Weekly, won an Aurealis Award and the Writers of the Future Contest, and received the Colin Thiele Literature Scholarship. Jason is also a workshop faciliator, enthusiastic mentor, and a lover of anything to do with the written or spoken word.

Jason is also the co-founder and CEO of Spectrum Writing, a creative service for autistic/neurodiverse people. He is powered by Earl Grey tea, Dungeons & Dragons, godawful puns, karaoke, and the Oxford Comma.

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