Author: nelson lowhim
Publisher: Lulu.com
Published: 2017-07-14
Total Pages: 564
ISBN-13: 1387101749
DOWNLOAD EBOOK[this is the Black and white version] One of the best and most innovative set of stories you'll ever read. Written with the same fury they had in '68, these stories range from modern fairy tales to scifi to the best MFA-wannabe stories this side of the Rio Grande. I know you'll have your doubts, but assuage them with a quick sample, then buy it lickety-split-quickety or something like that. Be warned, though, you'll need a stiff drink of scotch to drink some of the stories down with. Note that this contains all the stories written by Lowhim from 2010-2017. This includes classics such as Satan's Plea, The Struggle, Cleanse the Soul, Quantum Swarm, RAW: RoboAnthroWar and many more! Enjoy them while you can. Thanks to The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, OMNI.Media, LA Review of LA for being the first to publish some of these stories. Oh, and the number is binary.
Book Synopsis 1000001 American Nights: A Collection of Mad Tales. B&W Version by : nelson lowhim
Download or read book 1000001 American Nights: A Collection of Mad Tales. B&W Version written by nelson lowhim and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2017-07-14 with total page 564 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: [this is the Black and white version] One of the best and most innovative set of stories you'll ever read. Written with the same fury they had in '68, these stories range from modern fairy tales to scifi to the best MFA-wannabe stories this side of the Rio Grande. I know you'll have your doubts, but assuage them with a quick sample, then buy it lickety-split-quickety or something like that. Be warned, though, you'll need a stiff drink of scotch to drink some of the stories down with. Note that this contains all the stories written by Lowhim from 2010-2017. This includes classics such as Satan's Plea, The Struggle, Cleanse the Soul, Quantum Swarm, RAW: RoboAnthroWar and many more! Enjoy them while you can. Thanks to The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, OMNI.Media, LA Review of LA for being the first to publish some of these stories. Oh, and the number is binary.