Unidentified Funny Objects 10

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The Unidentified Funny Objects series delivers an annual dose of funny, zany, and unusual science fiction and fantasy stories. All-new fiction from the genre's top voices! In this volume you'll find:


* Space orc diplomats

* Hapless necromancers

* Gamification of everything

* Plumbing problems at an evil wizard’s castle

* Get-rich-quick schemes gone wrong

* Seussian cyberpunk


No AI! Written by organic, locally-sourced human authors.


This anthology contains the following stories:


“How to Make Everything Better for Everyone” – Jane Espenson

“Hort0n” – Mark S. Bailen

“A Draining Affair” – Caitlin Rozakis

“The Shank of the Evening” – Nick Mamatas

“Disaster Recovery” – Arthur H. Manners

“War Economy” – Will Brege

“I Hate This Planet” – Alan Dean Foster

“Love or Lizard Island” – Jackie Rogoff

“Stupid Cupid” – Zach Shephard

“Boracle’s Four” – Kit Gadgitar

“Opacity” – Leo Kaganov, translated by Alex Shvartsman

“Passengers” – Simon R. Green

“Nicky’s Sea Goat” – Nathaniel Mumau

“Back to School Guidelines (Tentaculon-Approved)” – Tina Connolly

“One More Night” – Esther Friesner

“My Counsel of Bugs” – John Butterworth III

“Intruders at the Party on Pluto IV” – Agatha Grimke

“The Cat Lady Cometh” – Gini Koch

“The Brightest of Futures” – Brad Preslar

“Bruiser’s Breakout” – David Hankins

“A Peaceful Country Sojourn” – C. Flynt

“The Sixth Stage of Grief is Necromancy” – Rachel Meresman

“Cold Case” – Jody Lynn Nye

“Humanities” – Desmond Warzel

The Unidentified Funny Objects series delivers an annual dose of funny, zany, and unusual science fiction and fantasy stories. All-new fiction from the genre's top voices! In this volume you'll find: * Space orc diplomats * Hapless necromancers * Gamification of everything * Plumbing problems at...

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