Moe Lane

“Not the True Quill” represents an urge of mine to write mashups of pulp SF and pulp detective stories. Yeah, I probably should. I probably should do a lot of things, really.

‘Swap Meet’ illustrates the wonderful thing about trading: it’s one of those endeavors where both parties can legitimately walk away from a successful deal and think Man, but I got that sucker good. There’s something marvelous about that, really. As about capitalism in general (which is merely that principle, writ large).

‘Grunt’ was… OK, look, I don’t even know how the military would handle this, OK? I had to guess. It’s still a funny image, I feel.

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“Zoning Meeting” implies several things, I feel. The first one being, “What if they don’t actually want them?” That’s an interesting question to answer differently, I think.

I’m sure I don’t know whatever it is that you’re suggesting. ‘Market Sharer’ is simply about a particular type of entity. Who is very attached to a particular concept.

“Questin’ in Beverly Hills” is set in the same universe as The Book (yeah, yeah, I gotta set up more alpha readers for that). it is, I feel, somewhat self-explanatory. Gonna be honest, though: I may not revisit their questing. They’re pretty standard adventurers, really.

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