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Mary Anne Mohanraj

TI:  Hello Mary Anne! Thanks for taking the time to talk today. I want to jump right into WILD CARDS—specifically threesomes. *clutches pearls* You’ve said before that you knew immediately that your first story would center on the aforementioned. There … Continue reading "Mary Anne Mohanraj"

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TURN OF THE CARDS Wild Cards XII

By Victor Milan

This globe-trotting adventure features Mark Meadows... aka Cap'n Trips... and all of his "friends," including an old friend and a brand new one. 

TURN OF THE CARDS Wild Cards XII
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Wild Cards Short Fiction

By Alan Brennert

In Alan Brennert’s “Skin Deep,” we see for the first time the events of September 15, 1946 from the viewpoint of someone living on the West Coast of the United States. Trina Nelson is a pretty, popular sixteen-year-old high school student whose idyllic life took a turn for the tragic because of the Wild Cards virus...

Wild Cards Short Fiction
DEATH DRAWS FIVE Re-Release

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By John J. Miller

Wild Cards XVII: John Fortune is the son of Peregrine and Fortunato, two of the most powerful and popular Aces the world has ever known. Now, in Death Draws Five, his card has finally turned. He’s an Ace! And proud of it…

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My Top Five Unanswered Questions in the Wild Cards World

by Carrie Vaughn

by Carrie Vaughn When a series has been going on for thirty-five years, it’s inevitable:  we have some questions. Just a few details left hanging here and there. Things I just can’t stop thinking about. Here are a few of them.  … Continue reading "My Top Five Unanswered Questions in the Wild Cards World"

My Top Five Unanswered Questions in the Wild Cards World
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January 15, 2022

My Top Five Unanswered Questions in the Wild Cards World

by Carrie Vaughn When a series has been going on for thirty-five years, it’s inevitable:  we have some questions. Just a few details left hanging here and there. Things I just can’t stop thinking about. Here are a few of them.  … Continue reading "My Top Five Unanswered Questions in the Wild Cards World" Continue Reading
Stephen Leigh

WRITING RIGHT

by Stephen Leigh WILD CARDS was instrumental in allowing me to discover the writing software I’d always desired. Honest. Here’s the story, if you’ll forgive a bit of necessary background first. When I was first starting out (when dinosaurs still … Continue reading "WRITING RIGHT" Continue Reading
Kevin Andrew Murphy

The Wild Cards Wishbook: An ACES! Magazine Exclusive

by Kevin Andrew Murphy             So, you’ve been to Jokertown and want to come home with a souvenir of the Wild Card world (but not the actual Wild Card virus, mind you) but even the cheapest masks at Holbrooks are a bit expensive—and … Continue reading "The Wild Cards Wishbook: An ACES! Magazine Exclusive" Continue Reading
David D. Levine

My Favorite Wild Cards Character (That I Didn’t Create) The Great and Powerful Turtle

by David D. Levine Every superhero universe has its archetypal hero. For DC, it’s Superman. For Marvel, it’s Spider-Man. And for Wild Cards, in my opinion, it’s Tom Tudbury, The Great and Powerful Turtle. The Turtle has been a part … Continue reading "My Favorite Wild Cards Character (That I Didn’t Create) The Great and Powerful Turtle" Continue Reading
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