Josh Griffing is a demolition worker and an Army Reservist in Georgia who writes when he can, and reads whenever he can get away with it. He has three kids, four insolent cats, and a dog and a half. Amazingly, his wife is still very nearly sane, and for this he is eternally grateful. His stories have appeared in Tuscany Bay's Planetary anthologies (Sol, Earth, and Luna), and in Superversive Press's charity anthology Impossible Hope.

JOSH GRIFFING

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Six short stories and five poems written by Josh Griffing, including Vessel, a short story set in the award-winning, St. Tommy NYPD urban fantasy series.

It's a simple job. Those are the worst kind. Basic Method Three is to make chaos, exploit it, resolve it, and take the credit. It should be straightforward, and without Saint Tommy around, it shouldn't take all week. Lim Tong, head of Division Four, Beijing's agency for tracing and acquiring supernatural weaponry, brought his team through the Blue Saint incident with only a fraction of their force left and nothing to show for it. So when the Politburo gets a lead on the Holy Grail itself coming to a golf course down in Georgia, the Division heads down South for a chance at redemption. But capturing the most famous relic in Christendom takes more than a simple smash-and-grab. And the Grail has powers of its own.

REVIEW

this was an excellent story. For any fans of the Saint Tommy series this is a great addition to the canon. Josh did and excellent job staying true to the characters and world building in the St. TomMY NYPD world.

- Steven R. McEvoy, 5-Star Review OF VESSEL on GOODREADS

If ever you deal with the Fair Folk, mortal, these laws you must remember at your peril. Never give the Fae your word: it is your bond. Never give the Fae your name: it will be your binding. Never step over a Faërie Ring; neither eat nor drink of Faërie fare. And whatsoever else you do, never under any conditions become intrigued in Faërie politics! But King Oberon is missing, and James A. Dalworthy, of the Feliciana County Sheriff's Office, has been called upon to rescue him.

In June of 2165 technicians find a way to send messages faster than light. They call it The Hyperion Signal, and if messages can move at translight speeds, why not machines and men as well? We drive ourselves to the next frontier, and the next. And at each frontier another wonder lingers. In Pyre and Ice, the job of terraforming Titan’s frozen wilderness falls to Jotunheim Station, but the threat within the station is as deadly as the cold outside. It takes integrity, courage, and teamwork to see the mission through. With translight ships, we set out across the galaxy, seeking out marvels our mere telescopes only hinted about. The first two ships to make the translight quest were Petra and Henley, sent to survey a world where strange trees grow Under a Wayward Sun.

The boys in Mrs. Carroll's third-grade class learned a lot last year, about things like cursive, and multiplying, and werewolves.