The Strange Case of Mr. Salad Monday: A Tor.Com Original

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4.6
7 reviews
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32
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Inspector Wilde is a rabid fan of tit-tat, the broadsheet arguments that get printed several times a day; the Chief Inspector thinks he's an idiot, but Wilde's strange reading habits may just crack this case wide open.


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4.6
7 reviews
James Crawford
May 26, 2013
My favorite authors are those who leave some details out so ones imagination can fill them in. I also appreciate linguistic gymnastics,, or long sentences that seem to trail off into nowhere and meanders itself back to a logical, and satisfying, reconciliation. Another aspect is the unexpected. This short story was well worth reading and makes me want to read more from Mr. G.D.Falksen.
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Charris Memory
May 6, 2014
What! Turn the page to see what's next and the book is over. Done. Nothing to know more about salad Monday. Most know more!
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About the author

G. D. Falksen is a history student and author of fiction whose work includes pieces from a wide range of genres, including steampunk, pulp adventure, historical fiction, horror, sci-fi and fantasy. His short fiction includes serials set in his Cities of Ether setting, as well as the adventure serials "An Unfortunate Engagement" and "The Mask of Tezcatlipoca," which is appearing in the current issue of Steampunk Tales. His writing has appeared in Steampunk Magazine, The Willows Magazine, The Chap, and Egophobia. His work will appear in the Footprints anthology from Hadley Rille Books. In addition to writing, G. D. Falksen is a student of history, covering a range of fields but focusing on the history of the 19th and 20th centuries. He is a noted figure in the steampunk subculture, and has given lectures on the subject at various conventions. He is also a blogger here at Tor.com.

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