BEAT TO A PULP #80!THE MERCY OF JEAN LAFITTE
EVAN LEWIS
Another spurt of flame, and the caravel’s mainmast toppled, dragging with it great sheets of sail. The battle, such as it was, was effectively over, and the hated Spanish were now in possession of Lafitte’s island home.
The captain settled himself on the spar, accepted the telescope and put it to his eye. Andre saw him grip the spyglass all the harder in his impotence to affect the outcome.
"Castrillón." Lafitte spat the name like a curse.
THE WORD FROM EDITOR DAVID CRANMER . . .
When I sent out a call for pirates a few months back, Evan Lewis sent two terrific stories of equal worth. What to do? Luckily, he allowed me to be greedy and use both. “The Ghost Ship” will be in ROUND ONE, but first here’s “The Mercy of Jean Lafitte.”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Evan Lewis hails from the Pacific Northwest and currently hangs his hat in Portland, Oregon. His work has appeared in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Reflection's Edge, Oregon Literary Review and the western anthology A Fistful of Legends. He'll have another pirate tale in BEAT to a PULP: Round One. He's currently at work on a pair of historical adventure novels. He blogs daily at Davy Crockett's Almanack of Mystery, Adventure and the Wild West.
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