COVER REVEAL! I'm excited to share the cover for our first Black Lantern novel release, HOUSE OF STOLEN TIME by Jason Fischer. Coming this fall! Cover by Drew Huff.
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Lately, It’s All Time Travel, All The Time (pun intended)
My latest novelette, “The Test of Time,” just appeared in Lightspeed Magazine. Editor John Joseph Adams describe the story by saying it contains “all the SFnal crunchiness of time travel paradoxes inside a delicious academia setting. It’s like the Reese’s peanut butter cup of SF novelettes!” And, y’know? It is! I think you’ll enjoy it. You […]…
https://kriswrites.com/2026/06/06/lately-its-all-time-travel-all-the-time-pun-intended/
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#TimeTravelingGhost EP 10: Post 108 1191, Nicosia, Cyprus
#Wss366 skate #TimeTravelAuthors 06/5. A relationship you love in your story
I followed Emily’s gaze across the shrine’s courtyard to the priest who was now approaching. I dematerialized the mask. The Coptic robes were going to be problematic enough without the mask adding complications. I might have #skated by fooling Byzantine Christians, but these were real Copts.
The man stopped a few paces away and examined me. Then, in barbarous French, he said, “Come, she awaits you.”
“Who is ‘she?’” Emily asked.
I didn’t answer, of course. Not only didn’t I know, but the priest was too close not to have noticed me speaking.
He led me to a room off to the side of the courtyard. At a glance, I could tell it wasn’t the main shrine. Instead of an altar, icons decorated the bare walls. Their lamps shed a faint light over the chamber, scenting the air. Cowled figures rose from where they sat around a table.
I recognized the bodyguards who had accompanied us earlier. Their scowls remained unchanged. To them, I was still an outsider. There were two other people present: a priest in finer vestments and our original guide. Her (And I do mean her) cowl was thrown back, revealing the face of an Egyptian woman with dark hair and darker eyes.
“Two can play at that game,” Emily said. “But she does a better job.”
As much as I like Emily, it wasn’t the place for that. Had she forgotten that our guide could see and probably hear her?
“I bid you welcome, travelers. I am Georgina of Alexandria,” the woman said. “Will you sit and refresh yourselves? You are safe here, and we have much to discuss. The Illuminated Ones are meeting tomorrow, so we have little time.”
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📖 New Research Entry
"The Discrepancy of the 1894 Ledger"
I found the Assistant’s journal tucked behind a radiator in the Bodleian. Page 42 mentions a meeting that never officially occurred.
https://chronostrange.com/the-discrepancy-of-the-1894-ledger/
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Book Review: Time Cat by Lloyd Alexander
Author: Lloyd Alexander
Title: Time Cat:The Remarkable Journeys of Jason and Gareth
Narrator: Ron Keith
Publication Info: Recorded Books, Inc., 2019 (originally published 1963)
Summary/Review:
I love stories about cats and I love stories about time travel, and yet I made it this far in my life unaware of this book about a time traveling cat! In this story we learn that it’s incorrect to say that cats have nine lives. Instead, cats may travel to nine different periods in world history, which is why cats seem to go missing so easily or appear in rooms they weren’t previously in. A boy named Jason discovers that his cat Gareth can talk and joins his cat on a whirlwind of adventures to ancient Egypt, Roman Britain, 17th century Germany at the height of witchcraft hysteria, and Massachusetts at the start of the Revolution. Somehow a lot of their adventures involve groups of kittens which just heightens the cuteness. It’s a fun, gentle novel with some history mixed in. It’s perfect for kids who love adventure, time travel, and cats, even if they’re in their 50s.
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Rating: ****
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Born on January 30, 1924, in Philadelphia, storyteller Lloyd Alexander spent his childhood filling his imagination with fantasies about other lands and eras. For ten years of his writing career, Alexander wrote for adults, then changed gears and wrote fiction for young people. Alexander has received a Newbery Medal, a Newbery Honor Award, a National Book Award, and several IRA-CBC Children’s Choice Awards. He is also the author of many ALA Notable Children’s Books and School Library Journal Best Books of the Year.