PAGE OF PULP
E. Thomas ThomasOne page of serial science fiction, delivered FREE every weekday. Follow the crew of Westward as they embark on weird and dramatic adventures in unexplored space in the fantastic future of 1999. Coffee is better with pulp!
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0388: Obfuscation
"I would have to be pretty daft to consistently bugger the aperture in this one particular location," Lamont pointed out.
0387: The Next Day
“They're anxious this morning to return to the colonist deck—especially Mr. Ames, who seems to feel very guilty about leaving the livestock behind now that he's returned."
0386: Get Smart
"That's my point," Francis agreed. "We are operating with what appears to be complete autonomy. And yet every choice we make, every action that we take, inexorably makes us more reliant on the tower. Gentlemen, it's toying with us."
0385: Helpful Knowledge
"This one works with magnets," Abner explained, walking past Ed in the direction of the alien vessel as he spoke. "Matter of fact, I'm pretty sure magnetic fields form its whole basis of operation, including propulsion. Here, take a look."
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Your perpetual purveyor of punctual pulp! ETT is a fan of classic science fiction and weird fantasy, influenced by the works of creators like Robert E. Howard, H.P. Lovecraft and Gene Roddenberry.
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