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Especially for the horror gourmet, Richard Ferguson has prepared another heaping helping of heart-pounding, terror-filled short stories, this time flavored with a healthy sprinkling of science fiction. If you read the first WEIRD TALES, you know the entrees will always be flavored with evil spices.
i>THE ELEVEN DIMENSIONAL MAN/i>/b> - Elkanah Jones was just an ordinary college professor until Millie showed up and introduced him to the wild side of the universe.
i>MALFUNCTION/i>/b> - Sometimes you only have to wake up to discover the other side of life.
i>REVENGE/i>/b> - Marriage can be tricky.
i>EL SOL/i>/b> - Beware Mexican legends.
i>THE BAD REVIEW/i>/b> -
Richard Ferguson, the master chef, has laid out another table of bizarre tales brewed in the outer limits of a great imagination.
span style="f | |  | | Oiorpata
Oiorpata is really two novels in one, featuring 57-J, a woman raised from childhood to be a weapon for the State, and Ben Gordon, Moscow CIA Station Chief. It's an adventure of spies, secrets, conspiracies, power, deadly women, lovers, and great escapes. The overall plot, complex and sweeping, is a warning to the world today. Oiorpata is a fast-paced, suspenseful, action-packed thriller based on actual events.
See if you can spot Lee Harvey Oswald when you read it.
Moscow CIA STation Chief Ben Gordon learns of a mole in the highest echelon of the CIA. The year is 1975. The Cold War is not only far from over, the Soviet Union is plotting to make Mexico a Soviet State with nuclear missiles and submarine bases. Ben's world turns upside-down. Believed by no one, betrayed by his fellow agents, he is hunted by both sides and must trust a woman who is programmed to kill him. Richard Ferguson weaves an intricate web of espionage and intrigue with laser accuracy.
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Richard Ferguson has prepared five of his most unsettling short pieces -- bizarre tales of dark doing and unthinkable acts where horror and madness take on weird, unearthly forms . . . where indistinct shapes in the dark and bumps in the night are always signs of something dreadful on the prowl.
RUM AND HORS-D'OEUVRES -- One would hardly think two bankers relaxing on a porch would attract the forces of evil . . . unless one of them practiced the dark arts of Haiti.br />
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THE GENEALOGIST -- When Harry Poindexter sets out to learn about his ancestors, he has no idea what malevolent forces he will unleash.br />
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THE NIGHTRIDER'S SONG -- Doctor Vodun and The Mambo Sisters find out loose lips can sometimes do more than sink ships when their rock group heads for the next gig.br />
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LI FAN'S CAMERA -- Johnny Corbett discovers that sometimes crime not only |
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