Dust and Six Fragments of Bone

by Mark Hodder

Jacob Jacobus was dead. It annoyed him immensely. What's a man supposed to do when he's in such a state?

24 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 29, 2017

About the author

British author living in Valencia, Spain.

Burton & Swinburne Novels:
THE STRANGE AFFAIR OF SPRING-HEELED JACK (Winner of the Philip K. Dick Award 2010)
THE CURIOUS CASE OF THE CLOCKWORK MAN
EXPEDITION TO THE MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON
THE SECRET OF ABDU EL YEZDI
THE RETURN OF THE DISCONTINUED MAN
THE RISE OF THE AUTOMATED ARISTOCRATS

Other Novels:
A RED SUN ALSO RISES
THE SILENT THUNDER CAPER
A DARK AND SUBTLE LIGHT

Novels in Collaboration with Michael Moorcock:
CARIBBEAN CRISIS/VOODOO ISLAND
THE ALBINO'S SECRET (forthcoming)
THE ALBINO'S HONOUR (forthcoming)
THE ALBINO'S EYE (forthcoming)

As Editor:
SEXTON BLAKE AND THE GREAT WAR
SEXTON BLAKE VERSUS THE MASTER CROOKS
SEXTON BLAKE'S ALLIES
SEXTON BLAKE ON THE HOME FRONT
SEXTON BLAKE'S NEW ORDER

Reviews

[Jim Mason]

Loved it!

[Bill]

A decent story, but word of warning: if you are a Burton and Swinburne fan, this same exact plot appears within the short story "Countess Sabina Trains a Ghost" which is contained within the collection "Strange Affairs and Curious Cases: A Burton and Swinburne Companion." The plot and exact events are duplicated, although the city becomes a steampunk London and the characters' names have been changed. As a stand alone story, this holds its own. If you are planning on reading the Burton and Swinburne companion, you can skip this.