by Pat Bove | Jan 17, 2025 | A Short Story, Most Popular
Historian’s Log: Babylon, June 10th, 323 BC. I move as a ghost. Passing through throngs of merchants and beggars and whores and I see this ancient world in all its unfiltered glory. This was the day that Alexander the Great is to die. The cause of Alexander’s...
by Pat Bove | Jan 16, 2025 | A Short Story
He was cold. A fierce gust of wind, strong enough to best a man with numb fingers and a back raw from twenty fresh lashes, ripped the torch from his hand. His fingers ached as they closed around the hilt of his gladius, cold and steady against his palm. A roar...
