Steven Vickers: SF and Fantasy
Steven VickersThis is the Stack-home of Steven Vickers, writer of microfiction and longer pieces about trolls, werewolves, jackalopes, and other fell beasts. Repped by the good folks at Cannon Publishing. Not above posting stupid memes. Read my Notes, read my Posts.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 89 | Subscribers | Read | scvickers.substack.com |
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Troll Shaman Excerpt
Isabo Cullen was well on her way to being drunk. She never used to drink, but then her father betrayed all of humanity by seeking peace with trolls. That seemed reason enough.
A Fantasy Phonetic Alphabet
You know it’s needed. We’re tired of the Alpha, Bravo, Charlie phonetic alphabet, so here’s my cut at a fantasy version. What did I miss?
Troll Shaman Excerpt
A solid plank bridge spanned the deep canyon of the Roaring River. Gabriel Cullen stood at the center of the span, more than a hundred feet above the tumbling waters below. His stomach fluttered as the structure swayed gently in the sharp s...
Troll Shaman
Isabo had spent six months reviewing the battles her army had fought. The discovery of troll blood as a weapon had shifted the balance decisively in their favor. Three successive battles resulted in nearly two dozen trolls killed—an unheard...
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