Lost Radio

By: Kevin Candela

Narrated by: Natsumi Bailey

The creator of The Krakenstein Chronicles follows up his first two SF/fantasy/horror/comedy short story collections, A Year in the Borderlands and Playing with Reality, with a third heaping helping of generally freakish tales from the other side of existence. Wild narratives of mystery, horror, awe - and even some laughs - are assembled here together for the first time. From the rampaging, reactor-devouring machine in "The Find" to body-dissolving nanobots in "Vapor"...from a futuristic form of entertainment that strands you in a lifeless sea of sand in "Escape World" to the voice of experience explaining why it's not smart to try to track down Bigfoot all by yourself...from a shapeless and unnaturally cold Antarctic menace the size of a lake to the first murder in outer space...Lost Radio brings you the timelessly eerie and thrilling stories of things that very well could be - whether you want them to exist or not.

©2020 Kevin Candela (P)2021 Kevin Candela

Clever and quirky

Lost Radio is a collection of mainly unusual stories, many quirky, all clever. Most are horror stories, some of the monster variety, some of the human variety. A few are sci-fi, including my favorite, Mars One.
Elon Musk should read that one! Most of the stories have more than a tinge of humor and many have a message. Overall, Lost Radio is an intriguing and entertaining collection.

Awe, Terror. And a touch of levity

Mind-bending, genre-blending tales that run you to the fringes of reality. Each story is a wild ride, from the menacing machine in "The Find" to the cold Antarctic entity in "The Lake." The blend of science fiction, horror, and humor is seamless, keeping you on the edge of your seat and occasionally chuckling at the absurdities.