Antoinette walks from bar to bar around town, everywhere from clubs to discos, and never wears the same body twice.
Tag: literature
Weird #58: “The Autopsy” by Michael Shea (1980)
In which a doctor, examining a corpse in anatomically precise detail, discovers a parasite from outer space animating a human corpse.
Weird #57: “The Brood” by Ramsay Campbell (1980)
A man looks out his window after a tough day at work and notices something he shouldn't.
Weird #56: “Window” by Bob Leman (1980)
A window into another dimensions opens up a nostalgic view of another world, but not is all as it seems.
Weird #55: “Sandkings” by George R. R. Martin (1979)
An animal rights abuser gets his just deserts
Weird #54: “My Mother” by Jamaica Kincaid (1977)
A surrealist story about a mother and a daughter who undergo transformation
Weird #53: “The Beak Doctor” by Eric Basso (1977)
A Joycean jaunt through a foggy city plagued by sleeping sickness
Weird #52: “The Psychologist Who Wouldn’t Do Awful Things to Rats” by James Triptree, Jr. (1976)
A harrowing tale questions why science can be so cruel to animals
Weird #51: “It Only Comes Out At Night” by Dennis Etchison (1976)
The story of one lonely drive down a blistering desert highway.
Weird #50: “The Hospice” by Robert Aickman (1975)
A ghost story that the reader pieces together only after it is told
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