History That Never Was

I’m a little behind in announcing some story releases!

“Nochevieja,” which is the latest of my Huntsman stories in the Cobalt City Universe, appears in Cobalt City Christmas: Christmas Harder. This is another Huntsman story featuring the World War II incarnations of the Huntsman–Matthew Castile in the U.S. and Sarah Castile in Europe–but it’s set in Cobalt City, while Sarah is home for the holidays. In a way, it’s her last hurrah as the Huntsman in Cobalt City, as she settles in to a new role in Washington, D.C.

“One for Every Year” has been reprinted at Digital Fiction Pub. This is my slightly creepy flash piece about an immortal young girl who finally realizes why she’s immortal.

And finally, “The Recondite Riddle of the Rose Rogue,” which holds the honor of being the first story I ever had published, has found a new home in the 2017 Young Explorer’s Adventure Guide from Dreaming Robot Press. This story features the girl detectives, Chrysanthemum and Marigold Marsh, investigating a theft from their home in the mechanical garden. These same girl detectives also appear in my middle reader novella, The Trouble with the Tick-Tock Tabby.

Tags: cobalt city, nochevieja, one for every year, reprints, short stories, the recondite riddle of the rose rogue

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