I mentioned a while back about having a piece published in Raygun Revival, and am proud to announce its unveiling. The story is entitled “Father Fayad’s Curious Compatibility Projector” and, as you can probably 
gather by the title, it’s satirical sci-fi. Okay, maybe you can’t gather that by the title, but that’s what it is. It’s based off the concept of “genetic projection,” that given the necessary data — family history, emotional algorithms, environmental stimuli, and cellular encoding — we can effectively predict the arc of someone’s existencee. Of course, such statistical preoccupation bleaches the fun out of one’s life…
Anyway, this high-quality ezine is devoted to “space opera,” which they describe as a “melding of fantasy and science fiction.” These guys, I think, have really found a niche. The stories are well-written and the cover art is fantastic! So rush on over, download your own PDF copy of Raygun Revival Issue 48, and join the operatic interstellar fun. And thanks again, Overlord!
