Drabblecast 350 - Trifecta XXX: Something Fishy
Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2015 8:58 am
Feature: Kinda Like Salmon by Keffy Kehrli
Feature: In the Eyes of the Needy by Jonathan Schneeweiss
Feature: Sea Changes by Erica L. Satifka
No drabble for this episode.
Genres: Fantasy Horror

Wednesday, February 18th, 2015
Izam's fingers moved on their own. They found his sunken chest. And counted his ribs.
His father would have slapped his hand away. A stupid habit of a stupid boy. A stupid starving boy who counted his ribs when he was hungry even though it only made him hungrier. Izam knew it was stupid but he could not help it. He was so hungry.
Read by: Nathan Lee, Tina Connolly
Episode Art: Bo Kaier
Cover art photo credits: Mary Galloway, Ayeshamus, and Juan Gonzalez.
Kinda Like Salmon first appears here, in The Drabblecast.
In the Eyes of the Needy first appeared, as Mermaid, in Daily Science Fiction, February, 2014.
Sea Changes first appeared in Ideomancer, September 2008.
Twabble: “ Forms combine and break apart, only to rejoin. Again and again.
What is that place where I gasp for breath, above the sky? ” by pondspider
Feature: In the Eyes of the Needy by Jonathan Schneeweiss
Feature: Sea Changes by Erica L. Satifka
No drabble for this episode.
Genres: Fantasy Horror

Wednesday, February 18th, 2015
Izam's fingers moved on their own. They found his sunken chest. And counted his ribs.
His father would have slapped his hand away. A stupid habit of a stupid boy. A stupid starving boy who counted his ribs when he was hungry even though it only made him hungrier. Izam knew it was stupid but he could not help it. He was so hungry.
Read by: Nathan Lee, Tina Connolly
Episode Art: Bo Kaier
Cover art photo credits: Mary Galloway, Ayeshamus, and Juan Gonzalez.
Kinda Like Salmon first appears here, in The Drabblecast.
In the Eyes of the Needy first appeared, as Mermaid, in Daily Science Fiction, February, 2014.
Sea Changes first appeared in Ideomancer, September 2008.
Twabble: “ Forms combine and break apart, only to rejoin. Again and again.
What is that place where I gasp for breath, above the sky? ” by pondspider