About a year and a half ago, I wrote a short story for an upcoming anthology from Moonstone Books about vampires (coming out this year, I believe). The story features a reporter for the Weekly World News (my former employer), Leo Persky, who writes under the byline Terrance Strange.… Read the rest
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This is a short story I wrote about five years ago; the idea was sparked by a small footstone for Sidney Aronson in the graveyard near where my mother-in-law lies. My father’s name was Sidney, so whenever we visit the cemetery, I always put a stone on Mr.… Read the rest
Last year I wrote a short story for Moonstone Books‘ The Avenger Chronicles, an anthology starring the 1930-1940s pulp character. The book is out and I share space with a batch of talented writers, including Will Murray, Ron Goulart, C.J.… Read the rest
Last week I ran Part I of this short story I wrote that appeared in The Further Adventures of Batman, Volume 3: Featuring Catwoman, edited by Martin H. Greenberg (Bantam, 1993. Here’s Part II:
CREATURES OF HABIT
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Selina Kyle was disturbed by the night’s encounter.… Read the rest
The first section of a short story I wrote that appeared in The Further Adventures of Batman, Volume 3: Featuring Catwoman, edited by Martin H. Greenberg (Bantam, 1993):
CREATURES OF HABIT
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She padded across the alleyway, shrouded in the protective darkness of night, picking her way over the city’s debris.… Read the rest
Check out Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 and Part 6! Now read on:
PASSED LIVES
© Paul Kupperberg
The demon army withdrew as the sun began to set. The soldiers of Atlantis staggered about the battlefield, giving aid to fallen comrades and dispatching the wounded among their foes.… Read the rest
Still more from this unpublished short story. Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4 are here:
“PASSED LIVES”
© Paul Kupperberg
When she rode up to the barn Khar was there to help her with the horse.… Read the rest
More from this unpublished short story. Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 are here:
“PASSED LIVES”
© Paul Kupperberg
Malasa wasn’t hungry but she knew she needed to eat, so Kahna sought out a fondly remembered inn at the foot of King’s Street.… Read the rest
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