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After getting accepted into university, Dick finds himself in the thick of a crisis. Fortunately for him, the solution to his problem is simple: a baby.
Written for the Not Now, Kitten... zine.
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04 Jun 2026
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“I have one thing left to stake,” Slade said triumphantly. “M’nephew, the brat, no blood of mine but still the law says I’m his guardian for the next four months, till Richard reaches twenty-one. Still mine to bet, then! Cover my wager, yes? Who’ll have the boy? Who’ll cover?”
Richard never thought his future would be dictated by a game of Hazard and a reckless journey to Gretna Green, but the dice have been cast and he must wait for them to fall - even when the stakes include his heart.
Inspired by and fused with Georgette Heyer's "Hazard."
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- Part 1 of Pistols for Two
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03 Jun 2026
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A quest, a dagger, an ironsmith and a clockwork courier.
Or, Dick's last and latest novel is late, and Bruce is not impressed. Until he reads it.
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03 Jun 2026
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With his soul mark fluttering more and more restlessly across his back, Dick can't wait to meet his soulmate. To some of his friends a bat might be strange - and it's not a vampire bat, thank you very much - but to him, it's perfect. And an excellent barometer for when there's trouble on the horizon.
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03 Jun 2026
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Bruce breathed carefully too, and Dick recognised the rhythm for clear-headedness. “The League is a battering ram when I need a lock pick,” he conceded. “It’s a covert mission, an investigation into illicit black market dealings on an alien planet of which we have no first-hand knowledge, and Superman wants Green Lantern Guy Gardner, Hawkgirl, and Green Arrow to accompany me. The penalty for incorrectly trading legal thafalstron is ten years’ jail time; smuggling justifies life imprisonment. We don’t even have a clear-cut system of translation, and the League thinks we can just walk in and escape detection.”
A mission in space should be just what Dick needed to shake away the cobwebs and make some sense of his life a year after Bruce miraculously returned from his presumed death. So what if their translators work 75% of the time and there's a life sentence if they get discovered. What could possibly go wrong?
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02 Jun 2026