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    Meteor Mags: Red Metal at Dawn and Other Tales of Interplanetary Piracy

    By Matthew Howard

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    Meet Meteor Mags. She’s a space pirate, tobacco smuggler, pole dancer, and rock’n’roll rebel. Meteor Mags blazes through the Solar System in a series of anarchist adventures with her foul-mouthed nephew, Tarzi, and her adorably indestructible cat, Patches. Join Meteor Mags, her best friend Celina, and her band the Psycho 78s on the asteroid mining frontier of the near future, where mayhem abounds and the heroes aren’t always good!

    Join Mags as she confronts a telepathic kraken in an asteroid laboratory! Struggle for your life against a robotic Mags! Travel back in time to witness the life-changing events of her childhood! Includes the short stories The Western Route, Red Metal at Dawn, The Curtain of Fire, and Daughter of Lightning.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMatthew Howard
    Release dateDec 11, 2015
    ISBN9781310458491
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    Meteor Mags: Red Metal at Dawn and Other Tales of Interplanetary Piracy
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    Matthew Howard

    Matthew is a mammalian vertebrate who occupies spacetime, where he possesses mass and generates electromagnetic fields. He absorbs and reflects photons, and is currently recycling his own body weight in adenosine triphosphate every day.

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