Full Circle

By Kate Macleod

Humans live throughout the solar system but the factories on Earth stopped producing. No new ships, no new stations. Find an old ship to salvage? Someone died there. Maybe many someones.

April knows this better than anyone. She cleanses haunted spaces, removes ghosts left behind by hull breaches, failure of a life support system, or even good old-fashioned cabin fever.

People rely on her for peace of mind, living in ships with such histories. She wants to help. She believes in family and in people lending a hand when called on.

But in ghosts? Not so much. When nothing saves you from the killing vacuum of space but the thickness of your hull, why make up other horrors. Or so April thinks, until she answers one last call for help.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ratatoskr Press
• Release date: Sep 12, 2018
• ISBN: 9781946552105

Kate Macleod

Dr. Kate MacLeod is an innovative inclusive educator, researcher, and author. She began her career as a high school special education teacher in New York City and now works as faculty in the college of education at the University of Maine Farmington and as an education consultant with Inclusive Schooling. She has spent 15 years studying inclusive practices and supporting school leaders and educators to feel prepared and inspired to include all learners.

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FULL CIRCLE

KATE MACLEOD

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April wondered if the puppy wasn’t more trouble than he was worth. It was a typical Mom gift, unasked for and exceedingly high maintenance. She could have at least found one that was already housebroken. This one had clearly been born somewhere with gravity. He kept trying to squat in the corner, which only sent him flying across the cockpit, little golden globules streaming behind him. Or worse.

Come on, Boo. I don’t want to stand here all day, she grumbled. At