Not Quite The End Of The World Just Yet: Short Stories & Strange Futures

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Signed Paperback: $29.99 • 218 pp
ISBN 9781922479181
• Ebook available at Brain Jar Press
Short Listed for Best Collection in the 2018 Aurealis Awards
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SKU NotQuiteTheEndPMB Category

Description

The twelve stories in this collection touch upon science fiction, horror, and fantasy, but all see people brush against the sublime and discover who they truly are. In “One Saturday Night, With Angel,” a young man staffing a convenience store frets as angels hunt his customers. In “Say Zucchini, and Mean It,” the world is overrun by a plague that robs us of three very important words. In “Clockwork, Patchwork, and Raven,” a clockwork man dreams of a fairy-tale ending while trying to protect those he loves from a dangerous gang of genetically engineered crow boys. In “Dying Young,” the psychic son of a lawman must re-evaluate the deals he makes in order to keep his town safe from cybernetic marauders and a dragon seeking justice.

Mimes, aliens, and kaiju that only fifty percent of the population can see. Invaders from beyond the stars, empaths on the run, and Astronomer’s Royal of England. These are just some of the characters you’ll meet in the strange futures presented in this collection, but always grounded in the very human strengths and frailties.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

– One Saturday Night, With Angel
– To Dream of Stars: An Astronomer’s Lament
– The Last Thing Said Before Silence
– The Girl In The Next Room Is Crying Again
– Say Zucchini, and Mean It
– Clockwork, Patchwork, and Raven
– 52 Pick-Up
– Memories of Chalice
– From Tuesday to Tuesday
– Inside An Egg, Inside A Duck
– Visitors
– Dying Young

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Weight 0.242667 kg
Dimensions 20.3 × 12.7 × 1.2649 cm
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