The Last Henry
Laughter from downstairs snapped Henry Hardy awake. He cupped one ear and listened. Nothing. But he knew he had heard it. And he wasn’t crazy. And…
Lorin Lee Cary
Lorin Lee Cary once taught Social History at University of Toledo and wrote historical pieces. He also served as a Fulbright Senior Scholar at University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. Now he creates fictional cause and effect relationships. The Custer Conspiracy, a humorous historical novel set in the present, is one result; the novella California Dreaming, a meta fiction venture, another. Short stories have appeared in Torrid Literature, Cigale Literary Magazine, decomP magazinE, Lit.cat, and Short Story, as well in a couple of now defunct journals. (He did not cause their demise.) He is also a prize-winning photographer.
