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Solarcide Presents: Nova Parade
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Nova Parade is a festival of theatrics. An offering to two of the great powers of art, tragedy and comedy. This anthology is a twisted helix of stories that will lead you on a journey through many strange landscapes. It will introduce you to characters you will adore, and to characters that will appall you.
These are stories to be read beneath a dying sun.
There are ghosts. Monsters. There are jesters and there are nightmares.
There’s sex, drugs, and there’s violence.
Horror and hilarity, bizarro and sci-fi and all kinds of trangressive voodoo.There’s a whole lot of great fun. This collection will wound you, but hey, then it will make you laugh. It’s a NOVA PARADE, BABY!
Let’s ride this carnival all the way to the sun.
Let’s kill the bastard!
Nova Parade is a festival of theatrics. An offering to two of the great powers of art, tragedy and comedy. This anthology is a twisted helix of stories that will lead you on a journey through many strange landscapes. It will introduce you to characters you will adore, and to characters that will appall you.
These are stories to be read beneath a dying sun.
There are ghosts. Monsters. There are jesters and there are nightmares.
There’s sex, drugs, and there’s violence.
Horror and hilarity, bizarro and sci-fi and all kinds of trangressive voodoo.There’s a whole lot of great fun. This collection will wound you, but hey, then it will make you laugh. It’s a NOVA PARADE, BABY!
Let’s ride this carnival all the way to the sun.
Let’s kill the bastard!
186 pages, ebook
First published July 1, 2012
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September 19, 2012
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May 21, 2013
Favorite entries: "ATTN: Human Resources" by Clint Rhodes, "Kill Screen" by Chris Lewis Carter, and "Vomit As A Talent" by Phil Jourdan.
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