• Publication: The Drabbler, #13Publication Record # 360991 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editor: Terrie Leigh Relf
• Date: 2009-02-00
• Publisher: Sam's Dot Publishing
• Price:
  $4.00^?$: US dollar
• Pages: 35
• Format:
  unknown^?The publication record was created from a secondary source and the publication format is unknown.
• Type: MAGAZINE
• Cover: The Drabbler, #13 by S. C. Virtes [as by Scott Virtes]
• Notes: "The volume you now hold is the 13th in the series. The theme for this contest was 'Alien Magic'. The interpretation of the theme, as always, was left to the writers."

Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• 7 • Alien Magic • short story by Stephen Frost
• 8 • Krafflo, Amateur Alien Magician and Subjugator Supreme • short story by Angel Zapata
• 9 • The Bargain Hunters • short story by Deborah Walker
• 10 • Fueling Rumors • short story by Melissa Mead
• 11 • Alien Victuals • short story by J. J. Steinfeld
• 13 • Vanishing Act • short story by Jacquelyne Drainville
• 15 • December 24, 1940 • short story by Bret Asa Reynolds
• 17 • Gone Fishin' • short story by Gerald Rice
• 18 • Bluegate • short story by Larry Hill
• 19 • The Magician's New Dimensions • short story by Francis W. Alexander
• 21 • Falling Star • short story by Mike Stevens
• 22 • The Doctor Will See You Now • short story by Greg Schwartz
• 24 • The Use of Science to Investigate a Series of Unusual Occurrences • short story by Deborah Walker
• 25 • Consumption Demon • short story by Doug McIntire
• 26 • Extraterrestrial Entertainment • short story by Iseult Murphy
• 29 • The Sacred Coven of Lyctrillion Commune with Supernatural Powers Through Time and Space • short story by Iseult Murphy
• 30 • Two Women of Different Species Discuss Child-Rearing Over Chocolate • short story by Erika Tracy
• 31 • The Entertainer • short story by Bret Asa Reynolds
• 32 • Sleight of Hand • short story by Diane Arrelle
• 34 • Seyfert, Researcher Extraordinaire at the Saturnalia Laboratory, Resorts to the Unscientific for Requited Love • short story by Julie Mark Cohen
• 35 • Nadar Goes on an Extended Vacation, Thus Learning That There Are No Accidents • short story by Terrie Leigh Relf [as by The Boortean Ambassador]