We've rolled the die, boiled the brew, and consulted the charts of planets in transit to bring you all the prophecies in Issue 19: Omen. The stories and poems within contain harbingers, secrets, bloody offerings, and creepy constant companions.<br/><br/>EDITORIAL<br/>A Word from our Editor by Kevin M. Casin<br/><br/>SHORT FICTION<br/>Just One Death by Matt Richardson – 2200 words, 11 minutes reading time<br/>A Personal Apocalypse by Léon Othenin-Girard – 1400 words, 7 minutes reading time<br/>Infinite Clay-Tablet Memories Sung Into the Flesh of the World by Ann LeBlanc – 4600 words, 23 minutes reading time<br/>Heart-Eater by Tania Chen – 2700 words, 13 minutes reading time<br/><br/>POETRY<br/>What Use Are Wings to Creatures of the Sea by Vanessa Jae – 15 lines<br/>Apples in Hell by Marie E. Kopp – 25 lines<br/><br/>ESSAY<br/>Here There Be Dragons by Maria Schrater<br/><br/>Apparition Lit is a quarterly speculative fiction magazine that features short stories and poetry. We publish original content with enough emotional heft to break a heart, with prose that’s as clear and delicious as broth.<br/><br/>New issues will be published each January, April, July and October.