From the malignant minds of the Abominable Gentlemen come
fearful tales of paralyzing epistemic doubt. What do you do when you turn a
corner and you find yourself where you hadn't intended to go, and you turn back
and find that what's behind you isn't where you came from? When nothing makes
sense, do you doubt your own sanity, or the world’s?
You’ll find no easy answers within the following tales:
“Falling Over” by James Everington
“All the Pretty Yellow Flowers” by Aaron Polson
“Ice Age” by Iain Rowan
“A Face to Meet the Faces that You Meet” by Alan Ryker
Penny Dreadnought: Descartes' Demon is approximately 23,000
words.
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