Short Fiction · Character
Sandra Lea Grayling
A columnist covering the chess tournament who becomes Doc Pyeskov's companion, mixing sharp observation with a surprising streak of reckless mischief.
supporting
Also known as Lee, Sandra, Miss Grayling, Miss Sandra Lea Grayling
First appearance: the moon is green
As a supporting figure in Short Fiction, Sandra Lea Grayling is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
A journalist for the Chicago Space Mirror, assigned to cover the chess tournament despite knowing nothing about chess.
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Sandra Lea Grayling works the tournament as a columnist, elated by her press credentials and paired with Doc Pyeskov as his escort before and after his disastrous games. When Judy asks what she does for him when he's…
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- Core character ensemble
- Doctor, narrator, and brassy female
- Mysterious, religious, and sinister figures
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