โ Scribed by Steve Himmer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
After an aimless life, Martin Blaskett is ready to settle down, unaware of the tension rising in his new town from unknowable forces. When he draws the attention of a shape-shifter from local legend, his world is shaken, and he is led across the hazy border of the feral wilderness with a tempestuous history.
Steve Himmer is author of the novels The Bee-Loud Glade and Fram. His stories have appeared in Hobart , Hawk & Handsaw, the Collagist , the Los Angeles Review , and elsewhere. He edits the web journal Necessary Fiction and teaches at Emerson College in Boston.
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