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Neon and Nebulas

  • Writer: KL Forslund
    KL Forslund
  • Jan 7
  • 1 min read

Back in mid-summer, an opportunity came up. Blaze Ward put out a call for new contributors to his zine Boundary Shock Quarterly. I answered, and since he'd published something from me a few years back, he trusted me to jump on board without much rigamarole.


So, with a month and half left in the quarter, while my old dog Athena had health issues and passed, I managed to crank out a tale with hacking, and slashing and brilliantly lit ships because that' how they go faster.


The Brightest Star made the cut and you can buy the issue and read about Captain Lumen and her lightship Sirius and see if they escape the Nazziren darkweb or not. It's even got lightepees. I had fun with it.


You can get it here via a variety of means:



 
 
 

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