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by Bradley W. Schenck
Genre: Notebooks & Blank Books
Paperback: 150 pages

Description: The Retropolis Association of Sanity-Challenged Scientists reminds you to NEVER consult an unknown research technician unless he, she, or it has been recommended by someone you know. Whillikers!

Synopsis:

What was meant to be a simple oil change and scheduled maintenance for Rusty's positronic circuitry devolves into a tale of twisted terror as he finds himself strapped to the table of a mad scientist who is not sanctioned by any responsible association of technological sociopaths.(This book has pages that are lined and numbered; a version with unlined pages is also available.) Size: 7 1/2" x 9 1/4".

Product Details:

· Paperback: 150 pages
· Binding: Perfect
· Publisher: Celtic Art & Retro-Futuristic Design (September 2008)
· Product Number: 030-307797156

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