Regnum
(2023)
Regnum
(2023)
This collection of short stories is a love letter to all of my wonderful readers. You asked for more stories outside of the regular Doc and Andrew narratives, and this is it!
If you are new to the world of M.M. Crumley and you haven't already read at least the first Immortal Doc Holliday novel, you might find these stories just the teeniest bit confusing. Having a little background information (by reading the novel) will certainly help ground them.
For instance, A Day in the Life (the first short story) is about Thaddeus. Thaddeus is a man who is now a plant. At no point in the short story do I mention specifically that Thaddeus is a plant or why Thaddeus is a plant because if you've read Doc, you already know. If you have not read Doc, you're probably going to be like, "What the hell is going on here?" Hence the warning.
If you are not yet addicted to the world of M.M. Crumley, I urge you to please read at least one Doc novel before reading this so you are not left wondering how I became an author in the first place. Don't worry; I know what I'm doing. You have to trust your author. (That's me. Trust me.)
If you are new to the world of M.M. Crumley and you haven't already read at least the first Immortal Doc Holliday novel, you might find these stories just the teeniest bit confusing. Having a little background information (by reading the novel) will certainly help ground them.
For instance, A Day in the Life (the first short story) is about Thaddeus. Thaddeus is a man who is now a plant. At no point in the short story do I mention specifically that Thaddeus is a plant or why Thaddeus is a plant because if you've read Doc, you already know. If you have not read Doc, you're probably going to be like, "What the hell is going on here?" Hence the warning.
If you are not yet addicted to the world of M.M. Crumley, I urge you to please read at least one Doc novel before reading this so you are not left wondering how I became an author in the first place. Don't worry; I know what I'm doing. You have to trust your author. (That's me. Trust me.)
