The General Zapped an Angel

In "The General Zapped an Angel," Howard Fast presents a collection of nine intriguing tales that blend fantasy and science fiction, reflecting on the absurdities of human existence. Returning to the genre nearly forty years after his debut, Fast explores themes of war, greed, and morality through stories like a Vietnam general shooting down an angel, a man trading his soul for future news, and a mouse granted human-like thoughts by aliens. This engaging anthology critiques contemporary issues while offering humor and insight, making it a significant addition to Fast's literary legacy.