Kzine
Mike Chinn, Cameron Johnston, Lindsey Duncan, Todd Sullivan, John Stevens, Steve Bates, Kevin Stadt, Graeme Hurry
106 pages · Released Jan 23, 2019 · Independently Published
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Kzine parent’s guide: what’s inside
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Kzine is an anthology magazine containing multiple short stories across SF, Fantasy, Horror, and Crime genres by different authors. Without access to the actual story contents, titles, or detailed summaries of individual pieces, I cannot reliably assess content for violence, language, sexual content, scary themes, or positive messages. The breadth of genres—particularly Horror and Crime—suggests variable content that could range widely by story.
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From the publisher
Kzine is a magazine of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Crime short stories. This issue containes stories by Mike Chinn, Cameron Johnston, indsey Duncan. Todd Sullivan, John H. Stevens, Steve Bates and Kevin Stadt. Kzine is a magazine of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Crime short stories. This issue containes stories by Mike Chinn, Cameron Johnston, indsey Duncan. Todd Sullivan, John H. Stevens, Steve Bates and Kevin Stadt.
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ISBN 9781794662070 · Independently Published