![]() This dichotomy was never more present than in the temples of the city, which used technological wonders to provide “miracles” for their followers, so that they might prove their special relationship to the gods and separate their followers from their hard earned coinage. Alexandria was a strange intersection of knowledge and superstition. Not the kind of magic we might recognize from the latest Marvel movie, or the type that people believe can be summoned from spells and tomes, but the kind that today we call: technology. Here he talks about his story “The Worth of Felines,” from the current May/June issue of AHMM.Īncient Alexandria, the setting for the story “The Worth of Felines ,” is a city of magic. His short fiction appears in a variety of magazines including AHMM and EQMM, and he writes the Dashkova Memoirs series, the Digital Sea trilogy, and the GAMERS trilogy. Carpenter writes in diverse genres including historical mystery. ![]()
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