Forever the Colours
When Tommy Evans regains consciousness after being injured on the battlefield of modern-day Afghanistan, the world around him is not the same. Filled with cannon smoke, gunfire and the whinnying of horses, Tommy inexplicably finds himself transported back to 1880 - back to the eve of one of the British army's worst defeats in the second Anglo-Afghan war: the Battle of Maiwand. Now he must find his way back home or face the very real possibility of perishing along with most of the soldiers of the 66th Foot, the Berkshires.
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Produktdetails
- ISBN: 978-1-78308-163-9
- EAN: 9781783081639
- Produktnummer: 15648720
- Verlag: Thames River Press
- Sprache: Englisch
- Erscheinungsjahr: 2014
- Seitenangabe: 198 S.
- Masse: H20.3 cm x B12.7 cm x D1.0 cm 219 g
- Abbildungen: Paperback
- Gewicht: 219
Über den Autor
Richard Thomas is the author of six books-Disintegration and Breaker (Random House Alibi), Transubstantiate (Otherworld Publications); two short story collections, Staring Into the Abyss (Kraken Press) and Herniated Roots (Snubnose Press); and one novella of The Soul Standard (Dzanc Books). With over 100 stories published, his credits include Cemetery Dance, PANK, Gargoyle, Weird Fiction Review, Midwestern Gothic, Arcadia, storySouth, Qualia Nous, Chiral Mad 2 & 3, Gutted and Shivers VI. He has won contests at ChiZine and One Buck Horror, and has received five Pushcart Prize nominations to date. He is also the editor of four anthologies: The New Black and Exigencies (Dark House Press), The Lineup: 20 Provocative Women Writers (Black Lawrence Press) and Burnt Tongues (Medallion Press) with Chuck Palahniuk and Dennis Widmyer. In his spare time, he is a columnist and teacher at LitReactor, an instructor at the University of Iowa Summer Writing Festival, and Editor-in-Chief at Dark House Press. His agent is Paula Munier at Talcott Notch. For more information, visit www.whatdoesnotkillme.com.
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