Luke’s Substack
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 51 | Subscribers | Read | lukejohnsmith2013.substack.com |
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What inspired "Succession Crisis"
When I was twelve, the BBC released a TV series called “In the footsteps of Alexander the Great.” In the series, Michael Wood, the broadcaster, retraces Alexander’s conquest of the Persian Empire and beyond. Along the way, he not only visit...
A Mountain to Climb
The mountain had seen many phases of men struggling up its summit over the centuries. The Norte Chico, the Chavin, the Moche, Nazca, Huari, and finally the Inca. This group would be no different. Men hacked a path through the undergrowth, f...
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Succession Crisis
Aldea fought back tears. Couldn’t cry now, with all eyes upon her. She wept in the ceremonial bath, thinking that if she cried, then the grief would run out with them. It didn’t work. As the celebrant droned prayers, she pinched herself on ...
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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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