Science Fiction from the Radio Hut
by Robert W. Birch
About
In 1957 an army radio hut sits alone on the back of a truck in a Korean rice paddy. Inside a 21 year old soldier spends long boring nights at a typewriter writing science fiction stories. After being buried in a stack of files for over 50 years, eight of these short stories have finally made it into print. Enjoy the paranormal and science fiction tales originally typed out on paper now yellow with aqe. Experience the mind of a young GI who did not rediscover his love of fiction writing until his retirement following 35 years as a psychologist. Print copies are available at www.amazon.com and www.oralcaress.com
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