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Tangled Intersections
In deep space, there’s always some terrifyingly easy way to die…..
For Nidi Station residents, sighting a certain alien cartoon creature indicates their approaching demise. But is the little green man a true harbinger of death or is he simply an ale-inspired hallucination? For new resident Dr. Maynard Grison, who’s suffering from a severe identity complex, one more push is all that’s needed to send him over the edge. The question is, which stimulus will set him off, the wastewater re-cyc green ale, being shadowed by Marvin the Martian, or the talking floorboards? Find out in this psychological space drama inspired by The Haunting of Hill House.
For Nidi Station residents, sighting a certain alien cartoon creature indicates their approaching demise. But is the little green man a true harbinger of death or is he simply an ale-inspired hallucination? For new resident Dr. Maynard Grison, who’s suffering from a severe identity complex, one more push is all that’s needed to send him over the edge. The question is, which stimulus will set him off, the wastewater re-cyc green ale, being shadowed by Marvin the Martian, or the talking floorboards? Find out in this psychological space drama inspired by The Haunting of Hill House.
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First published May 23, 2015
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August 1, 2017
Tangled Intersections is a very well written short story. I think calling it Sci-fi horror may be a bit off the mark, but overall not a bad experience. My only criticism would be the ending, mostly due it not fitting the tone of the rest of the novella, but still worth a read.
February 13, 2019
Rose
Short, sweet and not to the point. I enjoyed this story very much. Deciding if I was right or wrong about who was who was fun. Even though you are not told a specific answer to that question, I think the answer is obvious. Thanks for the story!
Short, sweet and not to the point. I enjoyed this story very much. Deciding if I was right or wrong about who was who was fun. Even though you are not told a specific answer to that question, I think the answer is obvious. Thanks for the story!
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