Nicholas Stillman

How Many Angels? (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

First published in The Colored Lens, "How Many Angels?" brings man under the microscope as scientists make their first communication with God. A nascent technology provides proof of a divine dimension, but with eerie costs. Millet, a maltreated scientist, must sacrifice thousands of rats to witness tiny traces of the creator. To receive God's full message, Millet and his pensive coworker, Chase, remain confined in a tiny shell of a control station for eight years.

Treated like a rodent himself, Millet murders his bully of a superior, Conrad. The resulting conundrum makes the killing look either insane or brilliant. Would God want Conrad protected as a person or punished for tormenting other sacred lives? The ultimate colloquy unfolds with the only two men to know that God awaits them all. Considered an angel already for his historical commune, Millet may murder again, this time with chilling and divine reasoning.

Get "How Many Angels?" now for a murder with the ultimate witness.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Stillman Sci-Fi
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386331698
• Artikelnr.: 51025778

Autorenporträt

Nicholas Stillman writes dark but entertaining science fiction. His weekly short stories and collections aim for variety and novelty with fun and thought-provoking twists. They often branch into dystopia, crime, horror, medical fiction, black comedy, romance, adventure, adult, and the completely new. Some of Stillman's themes include civilizational collapse, addictions of the future, medicine in space, dark psychology, and the terrifying fate of our healthcare. Stillman offers monthly free short stories at StillmanSciFi.com. Get yourself free, easily accessible short stories for life--the perfect way for any science fiction fan to spend time on commutes or at home.