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..." eclectic, eccentric ... A Henighan tale is likely to enrich a reader's sense of reality." - Globe and Mail -

"Henighan writes with wit, intensity and stylistic flair." - The Toronto Star -

.,." eclectic, eccentric ... A Henighan tale is likely to enrich a readeras sense of reality." - Globe and Mail -

..". eclectic, eccentric ... A Henighan tale is likely to enrich a reader''s sense of reality."
-- Globe and Mail

"Henighan writes with wit, intensity and stylistic flair."
-- The Toronto Star

Reseña del editor

In the tradition of Poe, Ambrose Bierce and Ray Bradbury, Tom Henighan skillfully explores the twilight realm where the tilt of reality toward chaos suggests a new kind of order. Strange Attractors is made up of nine stories, often rooted in reality but with a dark, eerie element of the fantastic. Enter a world where: a Canadian missionary re-enacts Eden among the ghostly Tasaday; a son plots to kill his robotic mother; a child has a Christmas Eve visit from a talking rat and three rather unsatisfactory wise men; the Earth is gripped by a new ice age; and enter a future where women have forgotten men.