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Otherworldly - A Genre Fiction Anthology - Volume 1
Paperback
Series: Otherworldly, Book 1
ISBN13: 9781960977175
Publisher: Lucy's Lantern Literature
Published: May 30 2024
Pages: 176
Weight: 0.59
Height: 0.41 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Memories bought and sold.
Unlikely knights claimed by dragons.
Humans evolved for a space-bound existence.
These are just some of the imaginative tales of science fiction, fantasy, and action woven throughout Otherworldly. Eleven diverse genre-fiction authors have come together in a single collection to bring you short stories that will explore worlds old, new, yet-to-come, and imagined.
Watch the stars, discover the pit, and visit time itself again and again. Implanted nanobots and government-controlled mutation take over more than they should. Genetically-altered soldiers, dragon warriors, and the life that follows death.
Enjoy the stories of award-winning, best-selling, and critically acclaimed authors from around the nation whose combined published works total in the hundreds. In this unique genre-fiction anthology hosted by Nerd Street and its founder Ben Penrod, you'll not only enjoy great stories; you may well discover your next favorite author.
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