What a romp, what a frolic! This is "science fiction" (sort of) at its very best. In my mind's eye, as I pictured and heard the tiny aliens speaking, I could hear Robin Williams playing one of the parts, in this truly unique and incredibly funny piece of art. You are correct. I have never read anything like this before and I am so glad you are the one who penned it. Your aliens, with their ridiculous yet hysterically funny... Show more
What a romp, what a frolic! This is "science fiction" (sort of) at its very best. In my mind's eye, as I pictured and heard the tiny aliens speaking, I could hear Robin Williams playing one of the parts, in this truly unique and incredibly funny piece of art. You are correct. I have never read anything like this before and I am so glad you are the one who penned it. Your aliens, with their ridiculous yet hysterically funny mis-use of the English language, had me rolling on the floor. What a concept indeed - a woman (Jane) impregnated by aliens against her will is brought to the psycho ward - and then found by said aliens . . . I won't say more as it would ruin what is the best read of the year for me.
Rob Astor has, in my opinion, a fertile imagination combined with a delightful sense of humor which equates to a MUST READ. I urge everyone to take a look at this "master of the absurd's" story and have a belly-achingly good laugh.
