SuperFreak: Freakpunk #2

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Editorial: What a long long long freaky trip it's been
If you've visited the home page, you'll see The Were-Traveler has been on hiatus for a few years. We're baaaaacckk! And we aim to misbehave and be more bitchin' than ever. Our first issue on the new site is resisting a theme that was popular on the old mag, FREAKPUNK. Freakpunk was created by myself back in the day when I realized that while there are more creepy clown stories (Clownpunk) than there are rigged games on the midway, I have not come across many tales penned about the other weird and terrifying folks connected to carnivals and circuses: the carnies, fortune tellers, and yes, the freaks! Thus the genre idea of Freakpunk was born in  my twisted brain. Here lies our offering from the circuses and carnivals, the festivals and fairs, the darkness lies within the funhouses and the freakshows. Beware of having too much fun! 

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Drabbles:

Evil Clowns, by F.J. Bergmann
Accidents Happen, by K. B. Elijah
Prize, by Belinda Brady
Never-Ending Freakshow, by Radar DeBoard
Two For the Price of One, by Amanda Bergloff
Full Wolf Moon​, by Emma K. Leadley

Flash Stories:

Geek Meat, by Kezia Kynaston-Mitchell
The First and Last WyrFair, by Marcas McClellan
Don’t Cage the Songbird, by Clark Boyd
Le Festival de le Peur, by Jack Bates 
Round and Round, by Rowena McGowan
Three Questions, by Emma Kathryn
Carnaval de la Coccinelle, by Desmond White

Editor's Picks:
Geek Meat, by Kezia Kynaston-Mitchell​ (this super freaky story is just what this superfreak mag needed!)
Evil Clowns, by F.J. Bergmann  (almost too real, given what is going on these days!)
Two for the Price of One, by Amada Bergloff (it's not always good things that come in pairs...)
Don't Cage the Songbird, by Clark Boyd (strong woman character + revenge + outer space carnival = purrrr)
Le Festival de le Peur, by Jack Bates  (weird af and so enjoyable)
Three Questions, by Emma Kathryn (THE fortune teller story + lesbian romance = purrrr)
Carnaval de la Coccinelle, by Desmond White  (mystery meets bizarro festival...so much to love)