
The Burning Bear is a strange attractor for the weird, baroque and alternately real, and that's just its customers. The tales they tell are best heard with a stiff drink to hand.
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This is work from a much earlier time when I was traveling a lot. It was written in airport lounges and transatlantic flights in the late 1990’s. While I am brewing the third book in the Burning Bear series I though this might keep y...
Where the hell is Killhook?
The truck driver’s feral bark shocks the tiny Killhook Diner. He is angrily alert, his face has exploded from its glazed torpor and he is standing hunched forwards, fists clenched, street fighter mode, eyes snap...
The waitress in the Killhook Diner is late middle aged, her hairstyle dates from the time she was a young woman, the 1990’s frozen in time. She is overweight, the sort of plumpness that had traveled from a childhood chubbiness to a teenage...
Image by the author messing about in Photoshop
Hello all. Happy Sci-Friday. This is a side story from the Burning Bear Universe. I’ll be sharing a few of these while working on the third and final book in the series. In this story Spade ha...
The Diner on Main Street looms out of the fog lit up like a Chinese Lantern and it’s putting on a show. He can see two females, early to mid-twenties, face to face, one of them dressed like a hooker who had signed up for one of the pantomim...
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I lived through the first Cold War. I’m a Londoner, contrary, widely traveled, prone to wild exaggeration and prevarication in equal measure. I make a hopeless role model. “... your views are just utterly incoherent“ Dan Lyndon - critic
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