Some More, and yet Still Even More Things I Could Get OUT of MY MIND

Another collection of six short speculative fictions by William Mangieri, in which we learn some life lessons: Don't assume anything is safeAlways have a Plan BYou have to go with what you knowRituals can collide in relationshipsA life is a lifeUltimately, we all want to surviveIncludes the short stories:The PipesSometimes it's the little things... An unexpected extraterrestrial visitation has an adverse effect on a Texas farmer's well. Think twice before you drink the water - there's...
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Another collection of six short speculative fictions by William Mangieri, in which we learn some life lessons: Don't assume anything is safeAlways have a Plan BYou have to go with what you knowRituals can collide in relationshipsA life is a lifeUltimately, we all want to surviveIncludes the short stories:The PipesSometimes it's the little things... An unexpected extraterrestrial visitation has an adverse effect on a Texas farmer's well. Think twice before you drink the water - there's something in the pipes.Good Luck!Sometimes the best laid plans don't quite work out. With the Zavian Empire bearing down on Earth, The Chairman gives a final speech on the value of having a Plan B.Ultimate AwarenessOmnius has relied on his Ultimate Awareness to dominate the city as well as any supervillain could, but an interview with a prospective sidekick casts doubt on both his own limits and his career path. How much does he really know?Mating RitualsIt's been so long... Manti has only one night left on Cuniculus before she returns to Cesilli - why not spice up a paid hit with a little romance?ObsoleteWhen we leave Earth, will we forget what it's like to be human?Mr. Omega, the last unmodified "man", stands trial for unthinkingly preserving his own life over that of a superior being.EndangeredAliens create Hell on Earth in a plan to put Humanity on the endangered list. Sending in the park rangers to stop them may not be the best option - unless it's the only one. Sometimes the best laid plans can be derailed by the smallest of things.