I do not write a lot of military fiction, but I am happy to have a story in this month’s issue of Bullet Points Magazine. The theme of the issue is the cost of war and is intended to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Twin Towers.

In memorandum or current affairs, the cost of war is a wide-reaching thing. My story “Phantom Conversations“ makes that cost intimate and personal.

Normally, I’d say “enjoy!” This time that’s probably not the right sentiment. Instead, I’ll just say that I hope this one makes you think.