Peasley has disturbing dreams - almost like memories - of unimagineable places.

Everyone knows statistics lie. But it helps a lot if you get correct numbers to begin with.

A tale of a census that goes horribly wrong.

A man revives from a strange amnesia to find years have passed - and he needs to know what he's done all that time and why.

Not what you'd expect - a couple of kids cook up something unusual...

The conclusion of the story that asks what if the only job left to humans was sales?

If the only job left is sales - the only job for humans - who is left to sell to?

The story is quite short, so I added a couple of samples from books I've done for Audible, and a prose poem cycle from Robert W. Chambers called The Prophet's Paradise, which is odd and generally overlooked, though he's known for originating the King in Yellow.

Every strike must resolve, sometime...

A striking tale of simple robots - or is it a simple tale of striking robots?

Making rats smarter seems like a good idea, until they're smart enough to escape....