Captain William Carter has been celebrating Independence since before The United States of America existed. He crossed a frozen Delaware River on Christmas back in 1776 to kill a bunch of Hessian mercenaries, doncha know? He takes Independence Day a bit seriously. This is a picture of him enjoying the celebration in 1988 Miami. Yeah, I know… he doesn’t look a day over forty. There’s a reason for that.
If you want to read his stories hunting otherworldly creatures and threats to mankind, search for Medron Pryde and Raconteur Press on Amazon to find the anthologies that tell some of his more colorful exploits. From Wyrd Warfare against an Old World god during the Colonial Rebellion all the way up to a battle in World War II that history claims absolutely did not happen. There is no proof that the Marine Raiders ever went to Manchuria. That’s a Big One that never happened. And everything we know says that Goblin Markets and Coffee Adventures in the Old West were never a thing. Though there was a lot of people drinking From the Brim to the Dregs. 😉
He wants to wish you all a Happy 249th annual No Kings Day.
Ahem.
Happy Independence Day
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