• Publication: Allegories of the TarotPublication Record # 514847
• Editor: Annetta Ribken
• Date: 2013-10-28
• ISBN: 978-0-615-89900-8 [0-615-89900-5]
• Publisher: Word Webber Press
• Price:
  $2.99^?$: US dollar
• Pages: 242
• Format:
  tp^?Trade paperback. Any softcover book which is at least 7.25" (or 19 cm) tall, or at least 4.5" (11.5 cm) wide/deep.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Notes: Data from Amazon.com, 2015-05-14.

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 9 • On the Road to Devil's Gulch • (2013) • short fiction by Peter Giglio
• 17 • The Intern's Story • (2013) • short fiction by Lon Prater
• 24 • Deadly Son • (2013) • short fiction by Billie Sue Mosiman
• 34 • Flesh in Frame • (2013) • short fiction by Spike Marlowe
• 39 • Dmitri and the Mad Monk • (2013) • short fiction by Kris Austen Radcliffe
• 50 • On the Shoulders of Muses • (2013) • short fiction by Jessica McHugh
• 59 • A Modern Affair • (2013) • short fiction by Eden Baylee
• 73 • Squashfest: A Sally Mae Riddley Adventure • (2013) • short fiction by Annetta Ribken
• 82 • A Promise in the Dark • (2013) • short fiction by Rochelle Maya Callen
• 94 • The Hermit • (2013) • short fiction by Red Tash
• 105 • Vista Bridge • (2013) • short fiction by MeiLin Miranda
• 112 • Justice • (2013) • short fiction by Catie Rhodes
• 131 • Path of Sacrifice • (2013) • short fiction by Matthew Bryan
• 142 • Transformation • (2013) • short fiction by Timothy Bryant Smith
• 151 • Reply All • (2013) • short fiction by Anne Chaconas
• 168 • Hoarder • (2013) • short fiction by Patti Larsen
• 177 • After the Fall • (2013) • short fiction by Jordan L. Hawk
• 186 • L'Etoile Flamboyant • (2013) • short fiction by Samantha Henderson
• 202 • The Moon • (2013) • short fiction by J. H. Sked
• 213 • The Strange Case of Sal and the Solar Elixir • (2013) • short fiction by Tristan J. Tarwater
• 221 • A Body for Your Birthday • (2013) • short fiction by Jennifer Wingard
• 229 • Phoenix • (2013) • short fiction by Laura Eno
• 238 • Afterwards from the Editor (Allegories of the Tarot) • (2013) • essay by Annetta Ribken