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- Title
- Name That Moon!
- Author
- Onopa, Robert
- Publisher
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Publication year
- 2024
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1944521232
- ISBN 13
- 9781944521233
- Item weight
- 245 grams
Nine provocative visions of the future: Name That Moon! is a collection of the best of Robert Onopa’s stories from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction and Tomorrow.
A human fetus is brought to term in a kangaroo’s pouch. A failing resort on the moon sees its rescue in a marketing promotion that exploits the fact that the moon does not have a proper name. New laws make it possible for groups of disabled elderly, whose combined competencies constitute a normal human being, to petition to be recognized as a separate and distinct individual, to be known as a Geropod. And there’s more!
“Deliciously entertaining.” — Steven Goldsberry, author of Maui the Demigod
Robert Onopa’s science fiction novel, The Pleasure Tube, was hailed as “a breakthrough” by the Chicago Sun-Times and “an outstanding achievement” by Booklist.
“Captivating stories, accomplished science fiction. Name That Moon!’s imaginary realms paradoxically illuminate the real world, and dystopia dances with humor, love, and zaniness. A terrific read!” — Lee Siegel, author of Love in a Dead Language
A human fetus is brought to term in a kangaroo’s pouch. A failing resort on the moon sees its rescue in a marketing promotion that exploits the fact that the moon does not have a proper name. New laws make it possible for groups of disabled elderly, whose combined competencies constitute a normal human being, to petition to be recognized as a separate and distinct individual, to be known as a Geropod. And there’s more!
“Deliciously entertaining.” — Steven Goldsberry, author of Maui the Demigod
Robert Onopa’s science fiction novel, The Pleasure Tube, was hailed as “a breakthrough” by the Chicago Sun-Times and “an outstanding achievement” by Booklist.
“Captivating stories, accomplished science fiction. Name That Moon!’s imaginary realms paradoxically illuminate the real world, and dystopia dances with humor, love, and zaniness. A terrific read!” — Lee Siegel, author of Love in a Dead Language
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