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“For Lost Time” up at Beneath Ceaseless Skies

Posted on January 22, 2015April 23, 2017 by Therese Arkenberg

Lose no time in going to check out the latest installment in Across the Curse-Strewn World, a short story sequence following the wizard Aniver and his friend Semira’s quest to rescue his home city, which has somehow become lost in time.

Their discoveries in the terrifying library of Arisbat have pointed Aniver and Semira in the right direction, but what a direction it is–the source of the blight that struck Nurathaipolis appears to have come from the Kingdom of the Dead. Aniver’s reckless plan requires that he scout out the territory first…

“For Lost Time” appears in Beneath Ceaseless Skies Issue #165, and can be read on the BCS website or on Kindle.

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