Jack Whyte - Short Fiction

Short Fiction

Though primarily a novelist, Whyte has also written and published at least one short story:

  • "Power Play" in Paradox Magazine, issue 8 (Winter 2005-2006), an exploration of the nature of power, set in Roman Jerusalem.

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