The Great Exodus Part 3

Part 3 of my novella "The Great Exodus," appears in issue 15 of Plasma Frequency Magazine, out today. It is a fantasy about a warrior, cast out from his society, who is tasked with escorting a young telepath across the wasteland to a city where her mental talents can be better utilized. Look for the rest of the novella in the upcoming four issues. You can find issue 15 of Plasma Frequency Magazine here. If you missed part 1 or 2, you can find them by clicking the Back Issues link at the top of the Plasma Frequency Magazine home page. Other authors in the ToC this issue include Stewart C. Baker, Natalia Theodoridou, Bridget A. Natale, D.A. D'Amico, Justin C. Key, Dennis Mombauer, Rhonda Parrish, Daniel Powell, Gary Emmette Chandler and Brad Baker.

                                
                                     Cover: "Restricted Atmospheric Space" by Milan Jaram

'The Great Exodus' Part 2

Part 2 of my novella "The Great Exodus," appears in issue 14 of Plasma Frequency Magazine. It is a fantasy about a warrior, cast out from his society, who is tasked with escorting a young telepath across the wasteland to a city where her mental talents can be better utilized. Look for the rest of the novella in the upcoming four issues. You can find issue 14 of Plasma Frequency Magazine here. If you missed part 1, you can find it here. Other authors in the ToC include Jes Rausch, Andrew Knighton, DeAnna Knippling, Damien Krsteski, Jamie Lackey, Sylvia Anna Hiven, Nyki Blatchley, Nicole Tanquary, John Zaharick, and Frances Silversmith.

Cover art by Johnathan Orr

Novella to be published by Plasma Frequency Magazine

"The Great Exodus" has been accepted at Plasma Frequency Magazine and will be published in six parts, beginning this August in issue 13 and continuing through to issue 18. The story contains elements of science fiction and fantasy and was great fun to write. I am proud to have "The Great Exodus" appear in the pages of Plasma Frequency Magazine.

Above, is the cover art for the June/July issue. Artwork by Tais Teng.