Body Of Opinion
and other stories
Fiction & Literature, Anthologies, Short Stories, Science Fiction & Fantasy
| Author: | Scott Overton | ISBN: | 9780993697333 |
| Publisher: | No Walls Publishing | Publication: | December 1, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Scott Overton |
| ISBN: | 9780993697333 |
| Publisher: | No Walls Publishing |
| Publication: | December 1, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
If you like to take an occasional ride on the dark side of science fiction consider these:
The ability to walk through walls is not a gift, but a curse.
A future when a criminal on probation doesn’t even dare think of committing a crime.
A replacement body could be a godsend to a dying man. Unless the body has an agenda of its own.
No Walls: When a man discovers that he has the ability to pass through walls, he thinks it’s more of a curse than a gift, only useful for petty crime. Until a secret intelligence organization gets its hooks into him. Then his real troubles begin. (First published in “Neo-opsis” Issue #18, 2009).
Lockdown: In a future society, criminals on parole don’t even dare to think about committing a crime or their bodies could go into complete lockdown. So how does a guy get revenge on those who’ve wronged him?
Body of Opinion: For a dying man, a replacement body is a godsend. Unless the body turns out to be a used model with some serious glitches, and the only solution is to discover what happened to its first owner.
Three short stories with a total word count of about 10,000.
If you like to take an occasional ride on the dark side of science fiction consider these:
The ability to walk through walls is not a gift, but a curse.
A future when a criminal on probation doesn’t even dare think of committing a crime.
A replacement body could be a godsend to a dying man. Unless the body has an agenda of its own.
No Walls: When a man discovers that he has the ability to pass through walls, he thinks it’s more of a curse than a gift, only useful for petty crime. Until a secret intelligence organization gets its hooks into him. Then his real troubles begin. (First published in “Neo-opsis” Issue #18, 2009).
Lockdown: In a future society, criminals on parole don’t even dare to think about committing a crime or their bodies could go into complete lockdown. So how does a guy get revenge on those who’ve wronged him?
Body of Opinion: For a dying man, a replacement body is a godsend. Unless the body turns out to be a used model with some serious glitches, and the only solution is to discover what happened to its first owner.
Three short stories with a total word count of about 10,000.
