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City of the Lost God Part 17 – Submerged

26/2/2015

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City of the Lost God
Part 17 – Submerged
Word Count 6,446

 
Caspian and Vella finally get to enter the depths of the flooded cellars, but they may live to regret that, or of course they may not survive.

Muzzie surprises even himself………… by taking the easy way out of a sticky situation.

 
Enjoy………… Ed  - February 2015


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The Importance of Breakfast

19/2/2015

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Tales of Nurigen
The Importance of Breakfast
Word Count 6,889

 
A dark angel, a galactic cruise vessel with everyone dead and someone isn’t telling the truth.

A classic B movie plot given a rework in the Mendera multiverse.

 
This short story is written as a standalone adventure, but the main characters are from my Mendera trilogy.

 
Ed – February 2015


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Ruby – Chapter 3 – Herding Cats

12/2/2015

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Ruby – Chapter 3 – Herding Cats
Word Count 6,788

 
Sarah gets her solo piece, so that we can get a chance to meet her properly. I quite like Sarah, even with her flaws.

I wanted to slow the pace down, but without it becoming glacial. I hope I succeeded.

Ruby and her misfits are herded onto Eurostar and even moan about that….

 
Ed - February 2015


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Once a slum runner, always a slum runner

5/2/2015

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Once a slum runner, always a slum runner
6,632 Words

A story of Mo, a beautiful woman and an adventure on an unaligned desert moon.

 
A standalone short story that is enjoyable if you haven’t read the Mendera Trilogy, but is much more fun if you have.

 
Ed  - February 2015


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    Author - Ed Cowling

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