I published Devil’s Due one year ago, and it’s another of what I consider my Twilight Zone style T-Tales, And like Solstice, it has difficulty finding a wider audience.
Which puzzles me, as I was rather pleased with this dark tale.
It features elements from Lovecraft and the earlier writer Robert W. Chambers, who was an inspiration for Lovecraft, Myself, I find Chambers a more modern and accessible writer than Lovecraft, even though he predated Lovecraft.
Be that as it may, Devil’s Due is about an arrogant author who gets ‘cancelled’ over his history of exploitative relationships with women, And when he consults with the self-styled Repairer of Reputation, he gets a solution to his problems that is unexpected and inexplicable.
John Templeton is replaced on the best seller lists. By Jane Templeton.
But as that former life fades into a dream, Jane Templeton finds there is a price for such miraculous services and that payment must be made when due.
Transgender Tales 