Polyphemus

"Polyphemus" is a captivating collection of Michael Shea's short fiction that masterfully intertwines horror, fantasy, and science fiction. Featuring stories like "Polyphemus," where an exploration team confronts a deadly alien creature, and "The Autopsy," which reveals chilling discoveries by a pathologist, the anthology showcases Shea's talent for crafting thrilling narratives. From a city gripped by a serial killer in "The Angel of Death" to the dark humor of "Uncle Tuggs," and a monstrous battle on a city bus in "The Horror on the #33," this collection represents a significant contribution to modern speculative fiction. Originally published in 1987 and now revitalized, "Polyphemus" highlights the enduring legacy of one of America's finest speculative fiction authors.