This an an encore performance of High Moon. Zach Ricks submitted this story to L. Ron Hubbard's Writers of The Future, and got an honorable mention. Way to go Mr. Ricks. You can find out more about this at the Mad Poet Files
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3. Stories submitted should be between 100 -3000 words, any shorter will get lost in the fray, any longer and it will drown out the other works, and as I said in rule number 2: Hey it's my site I make the rules.
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