Two new titles scheduled from PS Publishing
The fourth and final Luff Imbry novella, "Epiphanies," is scheduled for publication by PS Publishing in April, 2016. As with the others, there will be two limited editions, one of them signed and numbered. There will also be an ebook.
Sometime down the road, all four novellas will be put out as a paperback omnibus.
A Wizard's Henchman, a novel previously serialized in Lightspeed Magazine, is scheduled for July, 2016. It, too, will be published in two limiteds, with an ebook version.
For those who tuned in just lately, it was called The Kaslo Chronicles when it ran in Lightspeed, and started out as a Vancean space opera about Erm Kaslo, a hardboiled confidential operative (a private eye) pursuing his career in a far-future civilization spanning the Ten Thousand Worlds of our galactic arm.
But as the story proceeds, it morphs into a science-fantasy as the basic operating principle of the universe shifts from rationalism to magic. Kaslo's hard-won skills are rendered inoperative and he finds that he has no talents at all for "sympathetic association." He goes to work for a former client who was a rich ninny before the change but is now becoming a powerful proto-thaumaturge.
The plot ties in with elements of the Filidor and Hapthorn series.
Sometime down the road, all four novellas will be put out as a paperback omnibus.
A Wizard's Henchman, a novel previously serialized in Lightspeed Magazine, is scheduled for July, 2016. It, too, will be published in two limiteds, with an ebook version.
For those who tuned in just lately, it was called The Kaslo Chronicles when it ran in Lightspeed, and started out as a Vancean space opera about Erm Kaslo, a hardboiled confidential operative (a private eye) pursuing his career in a far-future civilization spanning the Ten Thousand Worlds of our galactic arm.
But as the story proceeds, it morphs into a science-fantasy as the basic operating principle of the universe shifts from rationalism to magic. Kaslo's hard-won skills are rendered inoperative and he finds that he has no talents at all for "sympathetic association." He goes to work for a former client who was a rich ninny before the change but is now becoming a powerful proto-thaumaturge.
The plot ties in with elements of the Filidor and Hapthorn series.
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I've still got to write the second half of the story that began in The Other. I might look at Kickstarter or Patreon to make it feasible. That's after I finish with the historical novel.
What a great Halloween / Christmas / Easter gift. I can't wait for both books.
Thank you, Karl. I appreciate the encouragement.
I,too, really enjoyed the Other.Good news all around!
I can't wait!
Shame it is the final novella - I think Luff Imbry is a very interesting character that still has a lot of mileage in him.