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Author: Clayton Barnett
Amelia. Yet Another Update
Final version of cover complete; just added a flag to the front and poppies to the back. We’ll be using an ISBN rather than AISN, as if the UK complains to Amazon, they could delist us. Eff them and eff that. Counterrevolution.
We’ve ended up with eight contributors. One introductory essay for those under a rock unfamiliar with this phenomenon, one poem, and eight stories. Art is just coming in, but I’ve two weeks to format that; I just needed the MS complete.
Release Date: no later than Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
Revolution Calling. Deus vult.
Amelia. Video
Amazing what people can do these days. We live in an age of miracles.
Amelia Images
Amelia, ideas
Amelia 3; end
Supposed to be flash fiction, if not a short story. So, time to wrap this up. I know I’ll have to edit the eff out of Amelia 1 as that was written four glasses of wine before my wife just got home, so it’ll go from R to PG. The three parts together, about 2200 words, total, will be a part of our next anthology, AMELIA.
Thanks to Page Zaplendam for help on some of the family bits; been a very long time since I’ve had kids at home.
Continue reading “Amelia 3; end”Amelia – Some Images from the Future
Amelia 2
Another tiny flash fiction about the Current Thing. Being who I am, this bend of the story was kind of inevitable.
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Been awhile. Apologies. I think this will be a BREAKOUT EVENT and I want to be part of it.
Continue reading “Amelia 1”Civil Wars 2,14
Yes, it’s been awhile. Hey, there’s a reason I’m scheduled for an EEG and an MRI. Sucks to get old. I do love it when a doc who weighs 500+ pounds and cannot take time to comb his hair for an office visit has the gall to criticize my lifestyle choices.
This rather abruptly wraps with the Pataskala arc. It was only there, as is mentioned in the last few lines, to show the rebels/terrorists are operating less than 100 miles from the imperium’s official border. Given the nature of these civil wars, there are likely thousands of disaffected inside the border, as well. As we see at the end, Graf is now worried about his family and so they’re headed there, next.
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