About
T. G. Metcalf writes short stories and novels, and has a background in science and linguistics. Metcalf is currently seeking publishers for a literary novel entitled “Sarah’s Calling,” and for a collection of short stories — including ones that have appeared in literary magazines in 2024.
Featured Work
Recently published: "Oswald in Mexico City" (historical fiction), in the Feb. 10, 2024 issue of Sundial Magazine.
“Oswald in Mexico City” is a work of historical fiction: it's a 5,500-word story which includes numerous facts (e.g., Lee Harvey Oswald’s travel itinerary; his visits to the embassies in Mexico City; his lunch with Valery Kostikov; the CIA’s surveillance of him; his visit to the FBI’s Dallas office on November 12th; etc.), mixed with my conjectures about how, and why, J. Edgar Hoover and LBJ might have untraceably “set the table” for what happened on November 22, 1963.
Other Works
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Also recently published: "Cleotis, The Secret Portraitist," in the Feb. 26, 2024 issue of The Metaworker.
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