Alastair Millar

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Alastair Millar is an archaeologist by training, a translator by trade and a flash/micro fiction writer by choice. A Briton by birth, he studied Architecture before graduating in Archaeology from the University of London (Institute of Archaeology, UCL). He has worked in the Czech Republic and former Czechoslovakia since 1991, been a permanent resident there since 1994, and in 2016 became a dual national. Married with two adult children, he enjoys good books, bad puns and travelling.

Fly on the Wall

It’s often the little things that matter most – my latest flash science fiction story, ‘Fly on the Wall’, is up today at 365tomorrows, courtesy of editor Stephen Smith. You can find it here: https://365tomorrows.com/2026/07/17/fly-on-the-wall-2

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Out Law by Jim  Butcher
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When crime lord Gentleman John Marcone puts Harry Dresden up to helping a lowlife get on the straight and narrow, Harry knows there's a going to be a catch... and he's right, ending up facing down not just the supernatural but the dreaded IRS as well ...more
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Darksight Dare by Lois McMaster Bujold
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An excellent addition to the Penric & Desdemona series, with some new, memorable characters arriving in Vilnoc.
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Good Omens by Terry Pratchett
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