The Spirit of the Leech, by Alex Bledsoe

[Uncanny]

★★★☆☆

(Modern Fantasy) A teenage boy in Western Tennesse decides to head into the swamp to preach the Gospel to a very unusual old man. (2,299 words; Time: 07m)

Give the People What They Want, by Alex Bledsoe

[Uncanny]

★★★☆☆ Average

(Time Travel) A detective interviews a security guard about an illegal time-travel excursion that went very wrong. (2,677 words; Time: 08m)

White Hart, Black Knight, by Alex Bledsoe

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(Chivalry) When the queen sends her young nephew on a quest, she sends Eddia LaCrosse along to keep him safe. (4,050 words; Time: 13m)

Rating: Not Rated No Speculative Element

There are other Eddie LaCrosse stories, and those might have some speculative element, but this one is simply a tale of knights in armor. It's a fine tale, but it's not SFF.

The Key to the Coward’s Spell, by Alex Bledsoe

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(High Fantasy) Eddie, a private eye with a sword, seeks help from an unusual quarter as he searches for a missing boy. (6,556 words; Time: 21m)

Rating: ★★☆☆☆, Not Recommended

The Two Weddings of Bronwyn Hyatt, by Alex Bledsoe

Tor.com, May 6, 2015;  7,316 words
Rating: 3, Good, ordinary, story

Bronwyn is a Tufa, the Appalachian equivalent of the "fair folk" She's marrying a country preacher, and for some reason the local equivalent of the "little folk" are interested in it.

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Pro: A fun read, well-written for the most part, with plenty of dramatic tension and a satisfying ending. Although it's part of a set of related stories, it stands on its own.

Con: Bronwyn's victory is too easy, and the little people's problem remains unresolved.