Under the Fedora
Douglas LumsdenThe adventures of a septuagenarian fantasy writer.
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Drabble #84: That Saturday Night
A drabble is a fictional story comprised of exactly 100 words (excluding the title).
That Saturday Night
“Oh my god! It’s Jerry. Quick—kiss me!”
“Why?”
“So he’ll think I’m your date.”
“You are my date.”
“Just kiss me, okay?”
I kis...
Drabble #83: Young Ponce
A drabble is a fictional story comprised of exactly 100 words (excluding the title).
Young Ponce
He emerged from the trees, and there it was: the legendary Fountain of Youth. With one draught of those clear waters, he would shed fifty...
Drabble #82: La Siguanaba
A drabble is a fictional story comprised of exactly 100 words (excluding the title).
La Siguanaba
Diego downed his mescal and followed the temptress out the bar. He’d heard the stories: how the woman in white lured unfaithful men into...
Drabble #81: You Bet
A drabble is a fictional story comprised of exactly 100 words (excluding the title).
You Bet
You can’t believe it’s come down to this. You walked into the casino with your life savings and a foolproof plan to beat the house at the blac...
Drabble #80: The Next Big One
A drabble is a fictional story comprised of exactly 100 words (excluding the title).
The Next Big One
The virus spread faster than anyone except the epidemiologists thought possible. Propaganda TV and social media dismissed those “expe...
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I am the author of an urban fantasy series featuring hardboiled private eye Alexander Southerland as he cruises through the mean streets of Yerba City and interacts with trolls, femme fatales, shape-shifters, witches, and corrupt city officials.
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