Dark Matter Presents : : Monstrous Futures, a Sci-Fi Horror Anthology

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Introduction / by Andrew F. Sullivan -- Once a traveler / by Christi Nogle -- The least I can do / by Koji A. Dae -- Normalcy protocol / by Kevin M. Folliard -- Fully comprehensive coswitchich / by M. H. Ayinde -- I promise I'll visit / by Kanishk Tantia -- A flicker / Emily Ruth Verona -- About a broken machine / by Catherine Kuo -- Consider this opportunity / by J. A. W. McCarthy -- Shiny™ People / by Rae Knowles -- Dissection / by Rich Larson -- Who sees all / by Arva Margariti -- Father figure / by Lisa Short -- How I creak for you / by Aigner Loren Wilson -- Inner-dimensional travel solutions / by M. Elizabeth Ticknor -- Kavo, beta (eat, child) / by Simo Srinivas -- A smooth handover / by Ashleigh Shears -- Kill switch / by Wailana Kalama -- The wrong mall / by Ivy Grimes -- Nanny clouds / by Kay Hanifen -- Scary canary actuary / by D. Roe Shocky -- Subscribers only / by Yelena Crane -- All the parts of a mermaid that I can recall / by S. J. Townend -- The body remember / by P. A. Cornell -- A front row seat for Miss Evelyn / by D. A. Jobe -- The burn-outs / by Hugh A.D. Spencer -- Would've, could've, should've / by Andrea Goyan -- You don't have to watch this part / by Rodrigo Culagovski -- For those not yet lost / by Kaitlin Tremblay -- My strengths include customer service teamwork / by Lew Furber -- About the authors.
"The future is now, and it's not what we were promised. The optimistic science fiction of old was wrong. Progress is not linear, technology creates as many problems as it solves, and the concept of a better tomorrow has become an abstraction that is in no way guaranteed. When looking at the future now, we no longer ask what is possible, we wonder how we'll cope. Contained within this anthology are 29 never-before-published works by supremely talented authors. Brace yourself for the all too real horrors of what could very well be our terribly monstrous futures."--Amazon

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