C.M.’s second volume of collected short
works completed, revised and prepared for publication or published in 2013
releases in one week and five days’ time.
Like Remnants
to Recent Years, The Year Just Gone consists of short stories, flash
fiction and poetry, explorations of fantasy, science fiction, speculation,
real-world and real-life commentary, language and word play in general.
Some of the short stories in The Year Just Gone have been released as
stand-alone works, as part of An
Anthology of Blades, or as both. Rather than buy them one by one, you can
find them all in this volume. These stories are:
- The Soul in the Sword
- Gulvane and the Dragon
- Stiletto’s Luck
- The Reptiles’ Blade
- Death Comes in Bone
The rest of this volume consists of flash
fiction and poetry, explorations of fantasy, science fiction, speculation,
real-world and real-life commentary, language and word play in general.
The
Year Just Gone is scheduled for release on June 28,
2014.
Here is a taste of what to expect:
Written on November 4, 2013, for the October 26 entry
of 365 Days of Poetry, this piece is in honour of the cherry blossoms that get
blown from the trees each year.
Flowers in the
wind,
twisting,
turning,
a petal flurry
driven sideways,
tossed
in drifts and
gusts.
Petal snow
unmelting.
Grass and earth
are coated
in summer
drifts
of pink
and white.
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