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Stupefying Stories 18

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Rampant Loon Press is excited to announce the release of Stupefying Stories #18, featuring the terrific cover story, 350 K IN MY SHADES, by KARL BUNKER.



AI, ROBOT • by Joel David Neff
PRINCESS NICOTINE • by John Skylar
A RING, A RING O' ROSES • by Simon Kewin
FROZEN TEARS • by Frances Silversmith
350 K IN MY SHADES • by Karl Bunker
SLOW STEPPER • by Juliana Rew
THE NORTHERN RECESS • by Fred Coppersmith
WHAT THE WITCH WANTS • by Aislinn Batstone
THE LIFE TREE • by Jamie Lackey

Always fun and exciting, never predictable, Stupefying Stories is the terrific new reading you've been looking for!

144 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 15, 2017

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January 7, 2018
I am happy to see "Stupefying Stories" publishing issues again. This is good news for readers and writers alike. "AI, Robot" by Joel David Neff, about the relationship between a dying Japanese man and his AI daughter, might be the most powerful story in the collection. "The Northern Recess" by Fred Coppersmith, about a student who meets his own ghost while working in a historical library , is the most fun. I also enjoyed Frances Silversmith's "Frozen Tears." She turned the fateful Scott expedition into a speculative fiction story. "The Life Tree" by Jamie Lackey is a timely, timeless story that muses about the nature and appropriateness of loyalty to a government. I am a fan of Karl Bunker's fiction, and his "350 K in My Shades" is a clever, ambitious romp about exploring a "new" inhabited planet. All nine stories in this edition have enough substance and intelligence to be worth reading. Welcome back, "Stupefying Stories."

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February 5, 2021
Wildly imaginative!

Great variety of really fun and imaginative stories. I highly recommend that you buy this book!



They wanted four more words, so here they are!
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