GUD: Greatest Uncommon Denominator, Issue 0

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Issue 0 leads with Debbie Moorhouse's Sundown, a near-future science fiction reflection on death and life. It follows through with a solid variety of works from semi-gritty fantasy; far-future time travel; modern sci-fi humor; historical paranormal; mainstream literary; a fable; poetry that doesn't rhyme but has a rhythm ; reports concerning poetry and software and narrating a journey to a poetry conference in Taiwan; and art of all sorts, from humorous and surreal line drawings through haunting brush work and even a single-panel comic from a celebrated illustrator.

Comprising:

Stories

Sundown by Debbie Moorhouse;
Painsharing by John Walters;
A Yellow Sun with a Purple Crayon by Michelle Garren Flye;
A Problem With The Law by Neil Davies;
Songs Of The Dead by Sarah Singleton and Chris Butler;
One in Ten Thousand by Athena Workman;
4 Short Parables Revolving Around the Theme of Travel by A.B. Goelman;
The Doctrine of the Arbitrariness of the Sign by Shweta Narayan;
The Infinite Monkeys Protocol by Lavie Tidhar;
Moments Of Brilliance by Jason Stoddard;
Cutting A Figure by Charlie Anders;
The Eternal's Last Request by Joshua Babcock;
Where Water Fails by Rusty Barnes;
Longs to Run by David Bulley;
Pepé In Critical Condition by Tomi Shaw;
Sown Seeds by Errid Farland;
She Dreams in Colors, She Dreams in Hope by F. John Sharp;
Chicken by John Mantooth;
The Tale that Launched a Thousand Ships by Janrae Frank.

Poetry

Trying to Make Coffee by William Doreski;
Fade In Fade Out by Beverly A. Jackson;
As a Child by Kristine Ong Muslim;
No Motor Home by Kenneth Ryan;
Past Due: Final Notice by Kenneth Ryan;
Fortune by Kenneth Ryan;
Dialogue with the Hollows of Your Body by Benjamin William Buchholz;
Ah Those Letters in the Attics or Modern Lit by Lida Broadhurst;
The first day of the last day my face fell off by Rohith Sundararaman.

Reports

Invitation To Kaohsiung by Allen McGill;
Poetry Code by Robert Peake.

Art

Gutmouth by Konrad Kruszewski ;
Kmantis Hunch5 by Konrad Kruszewski;
Cosmonaut's Last Day by Jamie Dee Galey;
Changing Destiny by Fefa;
Bird and Ghost by Sarah Coyne;
Media Hype by Jamie Dee Galey;
The Kiss by Konrad Kruszewski;
Having Fun at the Party by Fran Giordano;
Jack Rabbit by Jamie Dee Galey.

Comics

Belly Busters by Bruce Boston and Larry Dickison.

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Language: English

Pages: 200

Format: Paperback

Publisher: GUD Publishing

Release: May 05, 2022

GUD: Greatest Uncommon Denominator, Issue 0

F. John Sharp

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Release: May 05, 2022

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Beverly

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Jan 15, 2025

Not only is GUD an increasingly excellent magazine (just check out their reviews!) but my work is in a couple of issues. Which makes me VERY happy.
Julia

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Jan 15, 2025

eclectic and pretty good, all in all. and I copy-edited it. sort of. my particular favorites: stories from flye, narayan, stoddard, anders, shaw, mantooth; poetry from kenneth ryan. i shouldn't say what i disrecommend, since my feelings may be influenced by the editing experience... :)
Liviu

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Jan 15, 2025

The first issue of GUD starts with a superb cover and some excellent stories, though the last half while still good has only very short stories that are fun but not that memorable.However: Sundown by D. Moorhouse - investigator Jack tries to find a missing boy and help his wounded partner Chris in a nightmarish future setting Painsharing by J. Walters - Humanity's descendants want to express their love for their ancestors Songs of the Dead by S. Singleton and C. Butler - Victoriana with mad doc
Ann Hutchinson

(2/5)

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Jan 15, 2025

http://sciencefictionmusings.blogspot... for full review.
Donald

(4/5)

2

Jan 15, 2025

This first issue of GUD really defies genre. Not all of it is great, but a lot of it is fun to read.200 pages of variety, and as a pdf file it took longer to read.

Beverly

(5/5)

Jan 15, 2025

Not only is GUD an increasingly excellent magazine (just check out their reviews!) but my work is in a couple of issues. Which makes me VERY happy.

Julia

eclectic and pretty good, all in all. and I copy-edited it. sort of. my particular favorites: stories from flye, narayan, stoddard, anders, shaw, mantooth; poetry from kenneth ryan. i shouldn't say what i disrecommend, since my feelings may be influenced by the editing experience... :)

Liviu

The first issue of GUD starts with a superb cover and some excellent stories, though the last half while still good has only very short stories that are fun but not that memorable.However: Sundown by D. Moorhouse - investigator Jack tries to find a missing boy and help his wounded partner Chris in a nightmarish future setting Painsharing by J. Walters - Humanity's descendants want to express their love for their ancestors Songs of the Dead by S. Singleton and C. Butler - Victoriana with mad doc

Ann Hutchinson

(2/5)

http://sciencefictionmusings.blogspot... for full review.

Donald

(4/5)

This first issue of GUD really defies genre. Not all of it is great, but a lot of it is fun to read.200 pages of variety, and as a pdf file it took longer to read.

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GUD: Greatest Uncommon Denominator, Issue 0

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