| Title | : | Amazing Tales Volume 135 |
|---|---|---|
| Author | : | Samuel Mines et al. |
| Release | : | 2025-01-20 |
| Kind | : | ebook |
| Genre | : | Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Books, Fiction & Literature, Family Fiction & Literature, Romance, Romantic Comedies |
| Size | : | 1101989 |
| Dive into the fascinating world of "Amazing Tales 135", a collection of stories that explore the boundaries of science, society, and human emotion. This anthology weaves together tales of discovery, intrigue, and the unexpected turns life can take. In "A Matter of Size", Samuel Mines introduces us to Professor Hiram Dexter, a larger-than-life character whose adventures in academia are as grand as his stature. Dexter's world of science and romance collides with unexpected rivalry under the moonlit paths of his campus, offering a whimsical glimpse into the complexities of ambition and love. Transitioning from academia to a futuristic society, Joed Cahill's "The Pleasure Age" follows young Riley Ashton on his sixth birthday. Set in a world where children are hidden until this milestone, Riley's day is filled with thrilling revelations and a newfound understanding of family dynamics, capturing the essence of youth in an era of leisure. Returning to Samuel Mines' inventive storytelling, "Donkeys to Bald Pate" presents Jon Egan, a science reporter caught in the whirlwind of Professor Weedlemeyer's eccentric theories on animal intelligence. Amidst scientific chaos, Egan finds his heart drawn to the professor's captivating daughter, Myrtle, adding a layer of romantic intrigue. Larry Sternig's "Clutch of Morpheus" takes readers on a mysterious journey as Wayne Randall explores the secrets of Dr. Felder's enigmatic lab. The story unfolds with suspense and curiosity, inviting readers to ponder the thin line between dreams and reality. Finally, Stanley Whiteside's "Information Please" offers a comedic yet thought-provoking narrative. Joe Squeeb's encounter with a groundbreaking scientific marvel leads to unexpected career advancements, as narrated by former news agency insider Alfred Pennyfeather. This tale humorously examines the chaos that ensues when technology disrupts human ambition. Each story in "Amazing Tales 135" invites readers to explore unique worlds filled with ... |
