With Stephen L. Purdy’s short fiction having appeared in The Hog River Review, Blueboy, Erotic Fiction Quarterly and Invert, his news stories have been published in The Hartford Advocate, The Hartford Courant, Connecticut Magazine and The New York Times. He has also worked in editing or copywriting for Xerox Education Publications and the book distributor H.P. Kopplemann. The Cedric Files is his first novel.
It was only a teeny tiny mistake, after all, that first propelled our immigrant hero, then seven years old, and his family to America in 1888. But was it that same “slip-up” that would soon kill his father, and was its shadow destined to follow Boris and undermine any success – in life and lov...
