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Way Out West (Paperback)
Bill Olver; Deanna Knippling, Milo James Fowler
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A string of grisly murders and missing persons cases puts a young
police officer at risk of becoming food for worms in "Lot's
Crawlers" by Joel V. Kela, the featured story in the Winter 2012
issue of Big Pulp (cover art by Ken Knudtsen). This issue also
features Michael Andre-Druissi's alternative history "Hitler's
Hollywood," in which Rita Hayworth's career takes a strange turn
and alters the course of WWII, and "Children of an Angry Sea," a
horror tale set in the aftermath of a major Pacific tsunami, by
Michael D. Turner. In all, this issue features more than 25 stories
and poems, including work by Patricia La Barbera, David Birch, KJ
Hannah Greenberg, L.B. Sedlacek, William Doreski, Gerri Leen,
Terrie Leigh Relf, Brian Trent, Walter Giersbach, Emanuele
Pettener, DeAnna Knippling, F.J. Bergmann, Sean McGrath, Benjamin
Kensey, David C. Kopaska-Merkel, Holger Nahm, Catherine Boyle, Tony
Haynes, and Frank Skolnik.
One little girl. Buffalo-demons stampede out of the earth to steal
one little half-blood girl, and everything changes. Aloysius's
little brother Jerome goes missing with her--two inseparable kids
whose friendship is damned from the beginning--as demons replace
the newly dead. A priest with a tainted Bible. A brother with a
taste for blood and demon flesh. A fool with a passion for the
machinery of Hell. Only Aloysius and his brothers can see the
transformation--and there's not a damned thing they can do about
it. Then Jerome returns: he has found a way down into the demons'
Hell, where they twist the little girl's tortured dreams into a
paradise of their own, a place to escape the demons who, in turn,
haunt them.
Bill Trout didn't set out to get involved with aliens. He just
wanted to run his damned brewery and heal up from being abandoned
by his ex-wife. But that ain't the way things worked out, and now
he has some bodies to bury, an alien kid who's wanted for
murder-mass murder-to hide, and a planet to save. But Bill won't go
down easy. Fortunately, the aliens, who are a blue ooze that takes
over your body and are real hard to kill, have no tolerance for
alcohol. So now Bill has a new beer on tap: Alien Blue. He just has
to be careful who he serves it to.
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