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• i • Foreword (Casserole Diplomacy and Other Stories: An On Spec 25th Anniversary Retrospective) • essay by Marianne O. Nielsen
• iii • Foreword (Casserole Diplomacy and Other Stories: An On Spec 25th Anniversary Retrospective) • essay by Diane L. Walton
• 1 • Happy Eating on Ugrath 3: a Model for Study • (1994) • short story by Jason Kapalka
• 11 • Star-Seeing Night • (1994) • poem by Alice Major
• 19 • The Reality War • (1997) • short story by Robert Boyczuk
• 37 • Casserole Diplomacy • (1997) • short story by fiona heath
• 51 • Jubilee • (1999) • short story by Steven Mills
• 67 • No Such Thing As an Ex-Con • (2000) • short story by Holly Phillips
• 85 • Closing Time • (2001) • short story by Matthew Johnson
• 101 • Foster Child • (2001) • short story by Catherine MacLeod
• 113 • More Than Salt • (2002) • short story by E. L. Chen
• 131 • Where Magic Lives • (2002) • short story by S. A. Bolich
• 145 • The Black Man • (2003) • short story by Randy Schroeder [as by A. M. Arruìn]
• 155 • Pizza Night • (2004) • short story by Laurie Channer
• 169 • Boys' Night Out • (2005) • short story by Rob Hunter (variant of Boy's Night Out)
• 185 • Mourning Sickness • (2005) • short story by Robert Weston
• 197 • Sticky Wonder Tales • (2006) • short fiction by Hugh Spencer
• 211 • Emily's Shadow • (2009) • short story by Al Onia
• 225 • The Resident Guest • (2009) • short story by Sandra Glaze
• 237 • Come from Aways • (2009) • short fiction by Tony Pi (variant of Come-From-Aways)
• 255 • Still • (2010) • novelette by Greg Wilson
• 279 • The Asheville Road • (2010) • short story by Corey Brown
• 295 • Buddhist Jet Lag • (2011) • poem by Christian McPherson
• 297 • A Taste of Time • (2012) • short story by Scott Overton
• 307 • Penultimate • (2012) • poem by F. J. Bergmann
• 309 • Pilgrim at the Edge of the World • (2013) • short fiction by Sarah Frost (variant of A Pilgrim at the Edge of the World)
• [321] • Afterword (Casserole Diplomacy and Other Stories: An On Spec 25th Anniversary Retrospective) • essay by Diane L. Walton