Cynthia Ward has long been publishing fiction with
Wildside Press’s magazines and anthologies—
and now she is sharing some of her favorite
authors and stories with Black Cat readers.
Cynthia Ward has long been publishing fiction with
Wildside Press’s magazines and anthologies—
and now she is sharing some of her favorite
authors and stories with readers
byMombasa slumbered under a sliver of a moon, the eastern monsoons blowing a warm wind across the waters. The beaches were empty save for the dhows, the mabaharia that sailed them either gone to their homes in the stone town or country town or sleeping below their decks. The stone warehouses bordering the beach landings were empty as well, all save one small warehouse near the water’s edge. In a cramped room on the second floor a wax
