Incurable

"Bloodlines" by Jerry Purdon follows a distraught sheriff who takes drastic measures after a shocking betrayal. In "The Bullet" by Trevor Abbud, Luke Hart faces survival challenges amid a viral apocalypse that has altered his family's dynamics. Benjamin B. White's "Coyote" explores identity and culture through a mixed-breed protagonist navigating conflicting ideologies. Meanwhile, Patrick Scott's "Grey Wolf" reveals unexpected discoveries in a world filled with darkness. "His Time of the Month" by Keith Raymond features a werewolf and her wizard husband fighting against Templar Knights in Europe. In "Kooshti Lollipop Sherbet Cunt," Katie Ness's Stef embarks on a colorful and brutal transformation after an unexpected encounter in London. "Skin in the Game" by Deborah Sullivan Brennan sees nineteen-year-old selkie Eve battling to save herself from a lycanthrope tyrant after a disastrous date. Lastly, Christopher Pender’s "Stalk" tells the story of a young man discovering eerie truths on a train journey, while Neepa Sarkar's "The Summer of Slight Acquaintances" features a doctoral candidate traveling in India for her brother’s wedding.