Jouth Anthology: the Fantastic Flying Saucer Stories
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Space Opera, Science Fiction, Adventure
| Author: | Eddie D. Moore, Patrick S. Baker, Steven Spellman, Ken Green, Kevin J. Guhl, Claire Davon, Vonnie Winslow Crist, John Taloni, Phil Morgan, William Petersen | ISBN: | 9781386350323 |
| Publisher: | Blaster books | Publication: | December 31, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Eddie D. Moore, Patrick S. Baker, Steven Spellman, Ken Green, Kevin J. Guhl, Claire Davon, Vonnie Winslow Crist, John Taloni, Phil Morgan, William Petersen |
| ISBN: | 9781386350323 |
| Publisher: | Blaster books |
| Publication: | December 31, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Lights in the sky. Strange visitors. Clashes between the FBI and a mysterious group of men clad in black.
For as far back as history goes, there has been one unanswered question that just won’t seem to go away: What are those unidentifiable flying objects in the sky? And furthermore, who are they?
With stories spanning the past, present and future, this anthology focuses on this question that has made Science-Fiction great for the better part of a century. Enclosed in this book are stories of survival, as children under the care of a church group rebel against authorities in hopes of reuniting with their family, as well as tales of friendship, as a hunting instructor finds his strange visitors to be not quite so fearsome as the town thinks they might be. Tales of simple curiosity are found here too, as a young couple set up recording equipment in hopes of finding answers, and learn that just maybe this abduction business isn’t for everyone.
Lights in the sky. Strange visitors. Clashes between the FBI and a mysterious group of men clad in black.
For as far back as history goes, there has been one unanswered question that just won’t seem to go away: What are those unidentifiable flying objects in the sky? And furthermore, who are they?
With stories spanning the past, present and future, this anthology focuses on this question that has made Science-Fiction great for the better part of a century. Enclosed in this book are stories of survival, as children under the care of a church group rebel against authorities in hopes of reuniting with their family, as well as tales of friendship, as a hunting instructor finds his strange visitors to be not quite so fearsome as the town thinks they might be. Tales of simple curiosity are found here too, as a young couple set up recording equipment in hopes of finding answers, and learn that just maybe this abduction business isn’t for everyone.
