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Indigo Amityville House of Pancakes, Vol. 3 | Erin Mills Town Centre
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Pull up a stool and prepare for another massive helping of hot-buttered weirdness! Returning to the glorious, boundary-pushing spirit of the prehistoric Web 1.0 webzine that started it all, Amityville House of Pancakes Omnibus, Vol. 3 delivers three oversized portions of absurd, hilarious genre fiction.
This year's menu features three distinct novellas guaranteed to make milk come out of your nose (which is a sign of laughter, not necessarily demonic possession):
The UnHardy Boys in Outer Space by Gary K. Wolf ( Who Censored Roger Rabbit? ) and Jehane Baptiste, launches a pulpy, inventive sci-fi ride following a run-down priest and a science fiction author marooned on the space station ISS Alpha VI .
Paragon by K.M. Praschak serves up a sprawling space opera with a distinct twist of camp, crossing generations and millennia in a battle for the fate of the universe.
Dalton Quayle and the Tomb of King Tuti Frutti by Paul Kane wraps things up with a dense, pun-heavy, supernatural groan-fest plumbed straight from the roots of classic mummy horror.
If you like your speculative fiction served with a side of utter ridiculousness, the diner doors are wide open. Dive into Volume 3—just watch out for the curses!
Pull up a stool and prepare for another massive helping of hot-buttered weirdness! Returning to the glorious, boundary-pushing spirit of the prehistoric Web 1.0 webzine that started it all, Amityville House of Pancakes Omnibus, Vol. 3 delivers three oversized portions of absurd, hilarious genre fiction.
This year's menu features three distinct novellas guaranteed to make milk come out of your nose (which is a sign of laughter, not necessarily demonic possession):
The UnHardy Boys in Outer Space by Gary K. Wolf ( Who Censored Roger Rabbit? ) and Jehane Baptiste, launches a pulpy, inventive sci-fi ride following a run-down priest and a science fiction author marooned on the space station ISS Alpha VI .
Paragon by K.M. Praschak serves up a sprawling space opera with a distinct twist of camp, crossing generations and millennia in a battle for the fate of the universe.
Dalton Quayle and the Tomb of King Tuti Frutti by Paul Kane wraps things up with a dense, pun-heavy, supernatural groan-fest plumbed straight from the roots of classic mummy horror.
If you like your speculative fiction served with a side of utter ridiculousness, the diner doors are wide open. Dive into Volume 3—just watch out for the curses!
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