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The April 2011 issue of Wilde Oats is out.  Some fantastic stories this time.  The zine just gets better and better.

	Refrigeration Blues   by Richard Natale To understand Matt’s absurd suicide attempt, you have to understand what drove him to it: it’s better than life without his one and only.
	The Holy Ryder by Chris Castle  Sometimes it takes a crisis to bring a mother and son together.
	Taking Care  by Eric Nguyen After a year apart, Chad returns to help Max recover from a life-changing surgery. When everything changes, can anything remain the same?
	The Father of Free Men  Part 1, by Anel Viz In a Bronze Age culture, the spoiled heir to the richest family in the city is granted exclusive use of the beautiful slave Golden Eyes to satisfy his lust.
	News on Frances Connelly  by David Massengill College graduate Alex Nathan returns to his well-to-do hometown and reunites with Doug, his best friend and greatest crush. Can Alex’s affections compete with the town’s desire to see Doug settle for Frances Connelly?
	New Year’s Kiss  by Brian Rowe The South Pacific isn’t the only place that has enchanted evenings. You might see a stranger across a frigid, Northern crowd…
	Mind Games  by Michael Gouda The doctor says the memories will come back to him in time—who he is, why he’s in hospital. The police want to know too.
	Clockworld  by RJ Astruc There’s something wrong about Clockworld, but no one seems to be able to put a finger on it.  Is it the planet itself? Or is it the people who live there? Parts one and two were published in December issue (issue 7), parts three and four in this issue.
	The Time I Killed My Father  by Christopher Jackson Ash Most of us wish we had a chance to do things over. One man seizes the opportunity to right old wrongs.

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