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Rover's
Vengeance
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- 15 pages. A dog is mutated by cosmic
rays and becomes super-intelligent, then goes to prison for "fixing"
the Veterinarian that "fixed" him. It's kind of like
Shawshank Redemption. |
Kill Muffin
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- 9 pages. Your doctors been telling
you for years that those donuts will kill you. He never warned
you about the muffins... |
Bobo takes
down the Man
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- 11 pages. Bobo's back and he's badder
than ever. Picks up right where "Bobo goes to Bridgeport"
left off. Will Bobo ever catch up to the sinister forces that
tried to kill him with a clown-car bomb? It's a desperate race
against time where the only thing he knows for sure is that nothing
is what it seems. |
"Infinity"
and other boring words.
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- 28 pages. Set in a Lovecraftian universe,
a young man goes for a walk in an ancient wood and comes face
to face with something that may or may not be evil. Eventually,
after about 7000 needless words. |
What others are saying about
the magnificent work of J. McDougald:
"Incredible. I won't say that reading
these stories cured my leprosy, but I won't say it didn't."
"Absolutely breathtaking. Before reading
[Bobo takes down the Man] I had no idea that the Professional
Basket Weavers Association could be so closely linked to the
assassination of JFK..."
"You'll keep turning the pages all
the way to the end."
"A modern masterpiece, if you haven't
read "Infinity..." I feel bad for you. And kind of
embarrassed."
"I did... ...enjoy Infinity."
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