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Dreckly (Part One)
McLaurin Rowe glanced at the new email and misunderstood its single word. His disbelief did not diminish after opening and closing it several times...
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The Slippery World of Superstition
Superstitions are distorting, fluid things, whose meaning cannot often be grasped in the decades after they may have been recorded. Unlike the folk...
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Deep and Crisp and Even (Conclusion)
When he heard about this he went and set the house on fire and grimly watched the whole lot perish: wife and bairns and the bloody Hanoverian dogs...
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Captain Kidd, Accidental Pirate? Dundonian?
It was the fate of Captain William Kidd (1645-1701) to be mis-remembered after his dishonourable death and slandered in the centuries since as a...
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Deep and Crisp and Even (Part 1)
You forget how it once was. Animals out all night in the undergrowth, sequestered by what the drab season has thrown over the land. One small move on...
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