I’ve read several of the Time Rangers’ stories, including “Straight to My Lover’s
Heart’, in which a ranger named Raz (aka Cupid) takes two time-traveling children under his
wings—not literal wings, although they could well have been, given the stories’ backdrop
of ancient meddling gods.
Raz’s specialty is outcasts of Time. Runaways. Fugitives. Ones who can’t go home on
holidays, because home hasn’t been built yet. Or it’s a place that's long gone or
never was.
DEBUT
“Files of the Time Rangers,” in Bending the Landscape: Fantasy, edited by
Nicola Griffith and Stephen Pagel (White Wolf Publishing, March 1997).
VARIANTS
Debut. “Files of the Time Rangers,” in Bending the Landscape: Fantasy, edited by Nicola Griffith and Stephen Pagel (White Wolf Publishing, March 1997).
Raz’s specialty is outcasts of Time. Runaways. Fugitives. Ones who can’t go home on
holidays, because home hasn’t been built yet. Or it’s a place that's long gone or
never was.
1 English variant