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I suppose you could pigeonhole this story as an “urban fantasy,” but I actually think the niche is somewhat smaller than that. I was inspired to write…
Joseph W. Knowles
Here are links to all nine parts of “The False Infinite.” Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4The Tidewater Papers is a reader-supported publication. To receive…
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Recap of Part 5: Wilcox hops on a train full of GIs that’s headed from New York City to Pine Tree, Vermont. He follows the flow of people to a crowded…
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Solenia Brandenburg was the least tenured judge on the ICC. It was, then, with some trepidation that she viewed her chance to join the handful of other…
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Getting settled into the seat for takeoff seemed more difficult than usual, but Marceline couldn’t quite pin down why. She grudgingly admitted to…
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She had played along much longer than it had been reasonable for anyone (even the bumbling functionaries at the ICC) to expect the former President of…
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Recap of Part 4: Wilcox is hot on the trail of the elusive Haynes sisters and finds himself sniffing around the swanky Regency Room, one of the Big…
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Interplanetary travel turned out to be something less than the adventure that Marceline had imagined it would be. To her relief, however, it turned out…
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The cafeteria on the Tellustria Mission base (it bordered on a capital offense to refer to it as the Tellustria “colony”) was almost empty at that time…
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Recap of Part 3: Jack follows the trail of the Haynes sisters back to Miami, but so does the henchman sent to stop him. Wilcox eludes a second encounter…
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Favorite speculative fiction?Do you have a favorite subgenre of speculative fiction? If so, let me know in the comments and tell me what you like about it.
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