Baltimore-born Jen Pierce is starting to settle into her new job as a reporter at the Wimsy Voice, and her new life in small-town Wimsy, Maine. The town's busy enough to keep a reporter hopping, though violence is usually on the level of one neighbor punching another in the nose after they've both had too much beer. Then, in very short order, a handsome stranger moves to town, and a local preacher is murdered at the barn-raising for a newly settled Wiccan couple. Jen's bucolic life is about to get interesting.
Chariot to the Stars features some of Steve Miller's favorite early work from Amazing Science Fiction and elsewhere. as well as a previously unpublished short story.
The stories in Chariot to the Stars ask:
*Who builds a chariot to the stars? *What if the fate of the world were in the paws of a pet? *Where do you find zero-gravity buckets and Christmas twice a year? *When is the best time to count the lines on the highway? *How can a spaceman survive the destruction of his ship 100 light-years from home?
Why wait to find out? The answers are in Chariot to the Stars
Maine novelist and journalist Sharon Lee brings a new dimension to the old saying, Be careful what you wish for when she explores what happens to people who follow their dreams a step beyond the here-and-now in these unique short fictions.
A Yours, Mine and Ours collection of short stories from Liaden Universe® authors Sharon Lee and Steve Miller.
In Steve Miller's "And Hawks for Heralds," we meet Rove Captain Slate, who doesn't believe in magic, and who only wants to cross a bridge and settle his men for the night. Unfortunately, the Bispham is on duty, and he's taken exception to the Rove Captain and his men.
"Master of the Winds," by Sharon Lee follows two hopeful young people during their test to become the Kitemaster's apprentice. Only one can succeed.
Lee and Miller join forces in "Candlelight," the story of a family-by-intent, and the craft that holds them together.