Future Thief
Brian Reindel \ud83d\udc7e⚔️Fantasy and science fiction short stories. Liminal Spaces is where I share personal observations about life's transitional states.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 107 |
| Subscribers | Read | futurethief.substack.com |
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On the Verge
Dear Reader: What follows is my longest short story to date, around 6,300 words. The first draft, which was woefully lacking, went through a professional structural edit by . I highly recommend her services. I considered selling this throug...
Play Your Hand
Tucked away near the edge of the carnival fairgrounds, in contrast to the bright allure of public midway attractions, stood a Romani wagon decorated in faded reds and golds. It appeared as a castaway, allowed to exist under the suspicion of...
To Write, To Understand
Our refrigerator, like many refrigerators, is the epicenter of our children’s creative pursuits. As they’ve grown older, the creativity has given way to photos and any accomplishment held fast by random magnets, but the notion is the same. ...
The Pardon
The name of the corner bookstore is Books and Nooks. They serve beverages and baked goods to patrons who enjoy swimming in nostalgia and reading from a rare selection of physical books. They are mostly regulars, like the bearded elderly man...
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A wayward journalism graduate who chose writing code over writing obituaries. Both can be deadly depending on who you ask. A Jesus follower, husband, father, brother and fellow human. I'm making broad assumptions I've not yet gone interstellar.
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