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The dinner rush was just beginning as they left. They navigated upstream toward the lounge, finding it nearly deserted, and went to the forward end of the room. There, Cannon knocked on Volkov’s door. “One moment!” the Russian shouted. … Continue reading
The year is 1929. In the aftermath of the Great War, the world rebuilds, and the mighty zeppelin is its instrument. Carrying trade between every nation, airship merchantmen attract an old menace for a new age: the sky pirate. One … Continue reading
They returned to the Red Banner and went aboard. The steward checking their tickets at the top of the ramp threatened to confiscate their vodka, extracting from them the usual bribe. They stopped by their cabin to leave their souvenir … Continue reading
Welcome to a special early edition of the Many Words Friday update, now on Thursday night. Why Thursday night? Well, in ten minutes, Nathaniel Cannon and the Lost City of Pitu releases, and I don’t want to stomp on my … Continue reading
“Are ye sure you’re aye a pirate?” Iseabail groused. “Pardon?” “Tha’, too. When ye broke me out of jail, I thought there’d be less apologizin’. And tha’ I’d aye get tae be meaner.” Cannon turned down another broad, tree-lined avenue. … Continue reading
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“Ach, fresh air.” Iseabail threw her head back and breathed in deeply. Cannon could hardly disagree. Honolulu was not an infrequent port of call for the Long Nines, and if any of his crew didn’t like the place, he didn’t … Continue reading
Dinner wore on through the evening. The conversation turned to the topic of archeology. Cannon, though he hadn’t been back to the Subcontinent after stealing Inconstant in late ’25, nevertheless remembered enough about the place to invent a series of … Continue reading
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