Freak Show of the Gods - Bly, Robert W
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Take a trip into the unknown with this collection of mind-expanding science fiction stories in the spirit of Ray Bradbury and The Twilight Zone. Freak Show of the Gods presents 33 encounters with the bizarre that uncover unsettling strangeness in the midst of everyday life, including: Van Helsings Last Stand: The vampire hunter and his great enemy have one last battle over book royalties, movie rights, and merchandising. Early Retirement: An aging superhero discovers he cannot qualify for Social Security with tragic results for him and the city. Tax Time: A genius inventors plan to build a…mehr

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Take a trip into the unknown with this collection of mind-expanding science fiction stories in the spirit of Ray Bradbury and The Twilight Zone. Freak Show of the Gods presents 33 encounters with the bizarre that uncover unsettling strangeness in the midst of everyday life, including: Van Helsings Last Stand: The vampire hunter and his great enemy have one last battle over book royalties, movie rights, and merchandising. Early Retirement: An aging superhero discovers he cannot qualify for Social Security with tragic results for him and the city. Tax Time: A genius inventors plan to build a time machine can be stopped by only one force in the universe an IRS audit. The Emancipation of Abraham Lincoln XL-3000: The Abraham Lincoln automaton at Disney World begs his creators to set him free. And 29 more strange, offbeat and bizarre tales.
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Robert W. Bly, a full-time freelance writer since 1982, is the author of over 85 books, including "The Ultimate Unauthorized Star Trek Quiz Book" and "The Science in Science Fiction." Bly holds a B.S. in chemical engineering from the University of Rochester and has published more than one hundred articles in numerous periodicals, including Cosmopolitan and Writer's Digest.