Luke’s Substack
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A novel and wicked superstition
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I sat propping up my own bar, drinking wine with no water, when she arrived. The rain came down like it had a grudge and the river Tiber flooded. Anyone with any sense, man, woman or rat would only be out...
The full force of the law
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Feb 28th 1699
For the attention of the governor of Newgate Prison.
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At the request of several parties I...
Our Lady of Sorrows
A man bursts into the great hall. He wears an ankle length linen tunic, an open-front overdress, and a wool cloak dyed with saffron covering the rest of the outfit. I shrink back. This is the dress of the wild Irish. He brandishes a weapon...
What inspired "Domesday"
If you missed the original story it is linked here
My high school was not like a lot of other high schools. Our arts block was a converted
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What inspired "The Plot Thickens"
If you missed the story, it is linked here.
Off the bat, I’m not very pleased with this story. I think I rushed it a little, yet this is a topic that I’m incredibly interested in. In 1678, English faced a succession crisis. Only 17 years a...
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Once a month I publish an original short story set during an era defining event. How would you react if you were consumed in your own troubles and maybe I'll illuminate an event you never heard or or cast it in a new light
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