Bewildering Stories welcomes...
Philip Ivory
Phil is a professional writer living in Tucson, where he’s active in the local writers’ community. He’s originally from New York City and has studied literature at Columbia and Oxford. His stories are, he says, “dark, mysterious journeys, but never without hope.”
“The Yellow Man” begins in issue 669 and concludes in issue 671. It’s complete on line as of the first installment; readers can simply follow the links to read it from start to finish.
Readers will surely be gripped by the account of young Allan’s tragic life and the dark role played by the induced repression of memory. What hope can come from it? That is the whole point...
Philip Ivory’s bio sketch can be found here.
Welcome to Bewildering Stories, Phil. We hope to hear from you again soon and often!
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