Sunday, December 02, 2012
"Unsubstantiated interpretations"
Eric Cline, another author featured in the current issue of Stupefying Stories, flogs the issue on his own blog, and makes this nice comment about my story, too.
"I just got my sample copy (that is, a PDF) this morning, and I'm already smiling over some of my fellow authors' contributions. For instance, "The Relic," by Lou Antonelli, shows the trivial, incidental creation of the title object and the unsubstantiated interpretations heaped on it later. I suspect that famed archaeologist Eric Cline (the other Eric Cline, whom I mentioned in a previous post and who kindly commented on this blog earlier) would nod ruefully at the events that unfold."
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