Coordinated Attacks: A New Retrieval Artist Novella
“Coordinated Attacks,” a new Retrieval Artist novella, has just appeared in the July/August edition of Analog Magazine. The novella provides a preview of some of the action in the next Retrieval Artist novel, Anniversary Day. I’ll have news about that novel next week. But for now, go to Analog‘s website for an excerpt, and then pick up a copy of the magazine.
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You’re welcome, Richard. 🙂
Reading the novella now, first time with your RA world –enjoying it a great deal. Loving the moon locale. As a child of those times, I also really dig “Recovering Apollo 8.” Looking forward to ANNIVERSARY DAY.
Glad you’re enjoying it, Richard. As you can tell, the moon holds an important place in my imagination. Thanks for the kind words. 🙂