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'Father Millar is not what he seems: he abandons his clothes and his faith and tries to abandon Refuge, a town that's "Going to hell in a handcart", with him as its frontrunner.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Series:yThe Refuge CollectionAustralia:Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection,2015-108774132015series - publisher novella
A shared world, centred on the town of Refuge. The works were published in Australia by Australian and New Zealand authors, but contributors also included American, British, and European writers. Refuge itself is said to resemble Canberra, but is more a potential future Canberra than a representation of the current city. The stories draw from a variety of fictional inspirations, including H.P. Lovecraft and Clive Barker's Hellraiser universe.
In addition to Australian authors, the shared universe includes the work of international authors such as Lee Murray, Paul Kane, Noel Osualdini, Ramsey Campbell, Traci McBride, E.J. McLaughlin, Mark Allan Gunnells, Pete Sutton, and Amdi Silvestri.
Number in series:2.6
Appears in:
yThe Refuge Collection : Volume TwoAustralia:Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection,2016109721002016anthology short story Australia:Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection,2016
