Under the Hollywood Sign
by Tom Reamy
Gathered here is all of Reamy’s professional short fiction, including two previously uncollected pieces: the story “M is for the Millions” and the screenplay “Sting!”, as well as a previously unpublished novella.
Ranging from the survivalist science fiction of “Dinosaurs” and “2076: Blue Eyes” to the horrors of the eponymous story and “The Detweiler Boy,” these tales shift from urban noir to rural romance, from private eyes to cosmic fears, from creature features to slice-of-life, from bittersweet realism to existential slipstream.
The collection includes the previously unpublished novella “Potiphee, Petey, and Me,” penned more than 45 years ago and exclusively available in this volume.
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Gathered here is all of Reamy’s professional short fiction, including two previously uncollected pieces: the story “M is for the Millions” and the screenplay “Sting!”, as well as a previously unpublished novella. Ranging from the survivalist science fiction of “Dinosaurs” and “2076: Blue Eyes” to the horrors of the eponymous story and “The Detweiler Boy,” these tales shift from urban noir to rural romance, from private eyes to cosmic fears, from creature features to slice-of-life, from bittersweet realism to existential slipstream. The collection includes the previously unpublished novella “Potiphee, Petey, and Me,” penned more than 45 years ago and exclusively available in this volume.