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WereBooks Presents Issue #4
The January 2018 issue features 'Jersey Devil' by Lincoln S. Farish with an action/horror story about tracking monsters in the Jersey woods.
Classic stories include Sci-fi by Lester Del Rey, Adventure by Robert E. Howard, and Poetry by 'Banjo' Patersen.
All stories are available under their respective Creative Commons licenses, and proceeds benefit the author, Creative Commons, and Project Gutenberg.
Classic stories include Sci-fi by Lester Del Rey, Adventure by Robert E. Howard, and Poetry by 'Banjo' Patersen.
All stories are available under their respective Creative Commons licenses, and proceeds benefit the author, Creative Commons, and Project Gutenberg.
67 pages, ebook
Published January 1, 2018
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About the author
Lincoln S. Farish
7 books22 followersLincoln has been described in many different ways by a lot of different people, with the common, yet unscientific, consensus being "insane." He is an Army Reservist who has had the pleasure of visiting the Middle East five times so far. Currently residing in the Commonwealth of Virginia with his lovely wife, little girl, and Calvin the Helper Dog. Interesting tidbit; Calvin the Helper Dog assists with Lincoln's writing, but at a price; snacks. When not doing obscure jobs for the Government or shadowy corporations he works at honing his craft and defeating the neighborhood ninjas.
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March 6, 2018
Good solid issue.
I liked the poem by Banjo Patersen. I didn't even realize that was a thing before, so now I need to go learn about this guy.
Robert E. Howard's Conan is an evergreen favorite for me, and "The Dwindling Years" was a surprisingly interesting piece of thoughtful sci-fi by Lester Del Rey.
The gem, however, was Lincoln S. Farish's "Jersey Devil". The idea of cybernetically-enhanced trash-talking teenagers seems a very "now" concept. I hope there's more to come, because this story really made me want a follow up!
I was hoping to get another entry from Jack London, but I guess they cut that for space. That's ok - I've gone and gotten it from kobo anyhow :D
I liked the poem by Banjo Patersen. I didn't even realize that was a thing before, so now I need to go learn about this guy.
Robert E. Howard's Conan is an evergreen favorite for me, and "The Dwindling Years" was a surprisingly interesting piece of thoughtful sci-fi by Lester Del Rey.
The gem, however, was Lincoln S. Farish's "Jersey Devil". The idea of cybernetically-enhanced trash-talking teenagers seems a very "now" concept. I hope there's more to come, because this story really made me want a follow up!
I was hoping to get another entry from Jack London, but I guess they cut that for space. That's ok - I've gone and gotten it from kobo anyhow :D
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