Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
seanan_mcguire
  • Mood: accomplished
  • Music: Ludo, "All the Stars in Texas."

And the ghost of lost love whispers...

It's time to go back to Jonathan Healy and Frances Brown, as they settle down into their lives in Buckley Township, Michigan, and get ready to face what lies ahead. The next step? Marriage, of course, assuming they can make it to the altar...

A new Jonathan and Fran story, "Married in Green," has been posted on the InCryptid short fiction page. It is once again available in ePub, MOBI, and PDF formats, and is free for download. Please download, rather than trying to read locally! We do not want to swamp my server.

All cover graphics are by Tara O'Shea (be sure to admire the awesome cover she did for "Bad Dream Girl," which is new to the page). All electronic conversion thus far has been done by scifantasy. As both of them are awesome, we applaud them now.

Enjoy the adventure!

This post will also serve as the open thread, so expect spoilers in the comments.
Tags: incryptid, short fiction, tara
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acelightning

March 5 2013, 08:00:04 UTC 4 years ago

I kept expecting her to go into labor at the most inconvenient possible moment. And thanks for a hint of more information about the mice :-)

seanan_mcguire

March 5 2013, 15:47:14 UTC 4 years ago

That's too cliche, and they deserved one good day.

I don't understand what you mean, but you're welcome.

acelightning

March 6 2013, 04:55:07 UTC 4 years ago

Actually, I hald expected her to go into labor on the midway, meaning they'd have to improvise a ceremony on the spot, which might have been amusing. But I realize it would have been too unkind to have the wedding without mice.

And what I meant is that this story gives a little more insight into Aeslin culture, and how they think... it was particularly touching (and revealing) when they put the blanket over Fran.