Yesterday Isn’t Done With You Yet Welcome to Issue 13 of Dark Yonder, a neo-noir journal for those who understand that we all carry the darkness within us. Step into the shadows of being human with Dark Yonder 13, a collection of original contemporary noir short stories. In this issue:Wes Browne spins a brutal, deeply romantic tale of an aging couple making their final stand against old enemies in rural Kentucky. Jay Butkowski crafts a tragic, razor-sharp chronicle of sibling rivalry, viral marketing, and fatal misunderstanding on a Pennsylvania highway. Curtis Ippolito delivers a high-octane Robin Hood tale as two foster brothers take on ICE in the back alleys of San Diego. Anna Elin Kristiansen explores the line between idol worship and mortality through the eyes of an aging rock star’s caregiver. Catherine Mainland exposes the unspoken horrors lurking just beneath casual conversation among regulars in a Scottish pub. Mike McHone offers a chilling look into the commodification of beauty in the adult entertainment industry. Christopher Moore examines the agonizing aftermath of childhood trauma as a grieving sister searches for peace. Armand Rosamilia traps a federal agent and a crucial teenage witness in a fortified cabin where loyalty is bought and paid for. Sandy Smith charts a feverish journey through heartbreak, betrayal, and venom in the storm drains of the discarded. Rosalind Trotter tells a tender, haunting story of homelessness, memory, and the quiet dignity found in unexpected solidarity. As always, our collection of eye-opening stories includes a cocktail recipe plus commentary by editors Katy Munger and Eryk Pruitt.