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The first day of the Long Night
"There are things down there that don't respond well to asteroid bombardments."
 • J. Kenton Pierce
We Bury the Dead
With lots of slow, lingering long shots, long, thoughtful silences, and feelings so understated they're 0.02 millimeters from being deadpan.
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Toybox o' Trauma
or, why I still don't like boats. Or any body of water where I can't see the bottom. (And if I can see the bottom, I still don't trust it.) A ramble…
 • J. Kenton Pierce
A thumbnail, spoiler-free review of Twelve Months
The latest Dresden Files is one of the best.
 • J. Kenton Pierce
The Warlord of Greenline Town is now live
Book 2 in the Tales from the Long Night.
 • J. Kenton Pierce
An Unsung Villain. Well, Villain-ish. Okay, how about The Unsung Ugly?
In which I ruminate a spell on how I really didn't give this guy enough credit...
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Back Alley Angels and Badlands Devils Live Now
Post Apocalyptic gutter noir and creeping darkness under the blazing desert sun? Why yes, I do happen to have some right here...
 • J. Kenton Pierce
Tales From the Long Night
Tales From the Long Night
Tales From the Long Night is the setting for my stories, which range from (relatively) near future exploration/colonization, to space opera, to Military Sci Fi, to Post-Apocalyptic.
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