It’s October at RevolutionSF, and while we assume that it’s October elsewhere as well, ours is not to presume. In honor of this most scare-iffic of months, we offer to you, dear readers, a host of strange and creepy stories in honor of the season. Week one brings justice system horrors, week two examines lawn-care oddities, week three opens an alternate reality can-o-worms on the terror that is the American political system, and finally, week four brings us to a bonafied Joe R. Lansdale Halloween spectacular, guaranteed to make you pee your pants. I’m serious folks, this one ain’t for the weak of heart (or stomach). The cover letter alone makes me have bad dreams.
And lest I forget, with the conclusion of Mark Finn’s “The Transformation of Lawrence Croft” last month, we now have the unparalleled privilege of embarking on a new novel serialization--one filled with lots of dead folks--apropos, again, for the Halloween season. If you’ve never encountered John Kendrick Bangs before, you’ll thank me when before it’s over.
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Fiction at RevolutionSF in October will include:
October 8
"Destitution" by Derek Smith **Original Fiction**
"Metamorphosis #91" by Don Webb
"A House-Boat on the Styx" Chapter 1 by John Kendrick Bangs
October 15
"King of the Fescue" by Odessa Cole **Original Fiction**
"Metamorphosis #92" by Don Webb
"A House-Boat on the Styx" Chapter 2 by John Kendrick Bangs
October 22
"Fellow Americans" by Eileen Gunn **Classic Reprint**
"Metamorphosis #93" by Don Webb
"A House-Boat on the Styx" Chapter 3 by John Kendrick Bangs
October 29
"Boys Will Be Boys" by Joe R. Lansdale **Classic Reprint**
"Metamorphosis #94" by Don Webb
"A House-Boat on the Styx" Chapter 4 by John Kendrick Bangs
All stories can be read at www.revolutionsf.com.
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