Caldon Mull

Talus (The Smithereens, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Talus is an Anthology of five Short Stories from the pen of Caldon Mull and spans four decades of writing, one short story from each decade, and a Novella. Talus is the last volume of these four decades in The Smithereens series. The Stories include Portmanteau and Jamais Vu, Dancers, Ifrit and Neid-Fire.
The Stories in this volume are; Portmanteau: In the horror that is the Yemeni Civil War, Mahdi does his best... One step at a a time. Jamais Vu: A young farming couple out to make good, just like any other normal couple except for the fact you are farming on Pluto in the 25th Century. Dancers: Reece and Durant are both haunted by PTSD, their own sexual attraction and a Revenant over the color-line in Petite Apartheid South Africa, as they investigate the murder of their black Drag Queen friend. Ifrit: In a climatically hostile planet Earth in the 28th Century a struggling band of isolated survivors provide shelter for a stranded explorer. How different are we from each other in the future? Neid-Fire: Two cousins flee an uncertain future to relocate to their Ancestral Home to discover that their family history hides deeper and stranger secrets than they ever thought possible. The Smithereens will continue into a new decade and a new chapter in 2021.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Caldon Mull
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463604854
• Artikelnr.: 56533334

Autorenporträt

Caldon Mull is the pen name of a veteran storyteller with African continent-spanning work experience consulting for the financial and military sectors. His work includes his primary series the 'Sol Senate Cycle' and his time-tripping fantastika series 'Agency Tales'. His fiction work has received 'honorable mention' over the years beginning with the 1986 Writers of the Future contest and from the SFSA Nova Award over later decades. He has been published in Omenana, RPGA Network, the SFSA Probe and several other, now-defunct local publications. He currently is resident in Finland with his wife and many cats.