Master of River’s Bend – Chapter 4
Luke gets a closer look at the working slaves.... »
The Galley Slave – Conclusion
Shackled in the galley, Caleb faces the years of harsh slavery ahead of him. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 13
The new purchased slaves are delivered to the ship where they are shaved and branded before their labors begin and the "Ghibli" sets sail. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 12
Caleb meets his new Master and fellow brothers in chains. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 10
Chrisus introduces us to Rashid, a merchant of Tripoli, who has just acquired two new galley slaves. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 11
Rashid compares the lives of his galley slaves with the life of his personal slave Dimitrios. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 8
The newly enslaved are taken before the Pasha for him to make his selections before the rest are sold at auction. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 9
The enslaved men are taken to the market and Caleb and Joachim are sold! »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 7
Caleb, Joachim and the other slaves are marched toward the market, making a first stop at the Pasha's palace. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 6
As Caleb and his fellow slaves recover from the painful branding, their Arab captors begin to take a deeper inventory of their newly acquired stock. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 5: Waking to a New Day
Caleb reflects on his new life before the terrified group of new slaves are brutally branded. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 4: Joachim
Caleb is paired off with another newly captured slave named Joachim then the two are forced to clean each other which proves more exciting than expected. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 3: Arrival in Tripoli
The newly captured slaves are greeted by crowds of interested onlookers who add to their humiliating march to the market place. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 1: Straining at the Oar
Newly enslaved young Englishman Caleb recounts the hard life of a galley slave in this new series from Chrisus. »
The Galley Slave – Chapter 2: Captured by the Corsairs
Caleb tells of the capture of his merchant ship. »
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