Razier: A Cyberpunk SciFi Short Story

by George Fernandez (Editor)

Overview

A drug-addicted psychopath believes he has it made in his little corner of hell on Terra 4. He's at the top of his game as a local pusher of a new synthetic drug which allows the user to experience any emotion known to man. Never mind that the drug is synthesized from the harvesting of human bodies. The locals come to buy and he gives them what they need. Things change however, when a most unexpected visitor threatens to remove a veil he never knew he was wearing. She seems to have a power over him that threatens the very foundation upon which his life is built. She offers him a deal he can't refuse. But is his world real in the first place, or is he already rotting in a prison trapped inside a Virtual Sim?

This short story is a stand alone coming from one of P. T. Logos' collections of SciFi Short Stories. This short story presents a new edition to the great SciFi / Cyberpunk tradition of Charles Stross, Iain M. Banks, Frank Herbert, and Peter Hamilton.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157307134
Publisher:	P. T. Logos
Publication date:	04/05/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	133,816
File size:	92 KB

About the Author

P. T. Logos fell upon this world with a head full of crazy stories.

From a very young age, he would love telling and hearing stories. Construction of stories is, after all, such an intrinsic part of being human. Everything we hear is part of a story. Whether it is a true story or not depends entirely upon our beliefs. Either way--they are still stories.

After years and years of hearing wonderful stories and telling tall tales, P. T. Logos figured it was time to start jotting some of this stuff down. He started writing short stories and after winning awards in short story writing contests (within scifi genre), he figured it was time to try taking the next step.

He currently work in Mental Health field so you'll see that topic come up at times in his writing. He is also fascinated with all things tech-related. He enjoys attempting to peer into the future and make educated guesses and predictions about what we'll see happen 10, 20, 30 years from now (and beyond sometimes).

P. T. Logos married, is a father, and he shares a concern with many about the future of us as humans. He hopes you'll give his books a chance. Allow him to tell you a story...