Pieces of Eight, Part III
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Book Description
Pieces of Eight, Part III is a collection of eight unique short stories/novellas that complement the eight appearing in Pieces of Eight and the eight novellas represented in Pieces of Eight, Part II and Pieces of Eight, Part IV.
"An Attic Television" and "The Timeless Sports Car" are paranormal tales having '50s themes; whereas, "Time Vigilantes" and "Youth Revisited" lean more toward the science fiction side of popular literature.
"A Literary Dispute" and "The Better of Two Lives" mix elements of science fiction and paranormal experience. "The Hotel Delaware" and "The Rip Van Winkle Club" are essentially fantasy stories that incorporate science fiction and paranormal elements in their presentations.
"An Attic Television" and "The Timeless Sports Car" are paranormal tales having '50s themes; whereas, "Time Vigilantes" and "Youth Revisited" lean more toward the science fiction side of popular literature.
"A Literary Dispute" and "The Better of Two Lives" mix elements of science fiction and paranormal experience. "The Hotel Delaware" and "The Rip Van Winkle Club" are essentially fantasy stories that incorporate science fiction and paranormal elements in their presentations.
