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The Forest of Unreason

Robert F. Young
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Pages
14
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Wilder Publications, Inc.

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Three Science Fiction stories for the price of one from one of Science Fiction's classic writer, Robert F. Young.
“The Forest of Unreason”— Mortby saw the hoof-marks first. It was the morning Reinman had come up missing, and he and the four other remaining members of the expedition had set out into the Kontawaba Forest in search of him. The hoof-marks were on the opposite bank.
“Impressionist”— Radigan looked at the painting with a collector's naked avidity and a man's naked fear. Would he ever know the meaning behind its horror?
“The Girls From Fieu Dayol”— They were lovely and quick to learn—and their only faults were little ones!
Get these almost forgotten, yet unforgettable, stories from the 1960s today.

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