The clock was nearing midnight when John Parradine heard the knock at the door. "Now who could that be on such a stormy night?" he mused, and summoning the maid, said, "Bela Lou, go see."
--excerpt from "Brainstorming," one of ten adventures in "Out of Texas," in which a cat-turned-human explores the world of men for reasons all his own. If you're a fan of old dark houses, lost civilizations, and pretty princesses in peril...
If you like crazed villains with their fiendish plans to conquer the world...
If you've ever wondered what would happen in a fight between a robot and a cabbage...
Or what to do when feminist basketballs attack...
If you want the real truth behind the extraterrestrial origins of Texas...
Or if you just don't like Dallas,
Then "Out of Texas" is for you. "Out of Texas"--it's about God, Texas, professional wrestling, and rock'n'roll--and a lot of other things as well. "Hold's stuff belongs right up there between Ernest Hemmingway and Robert E Howard--on an alphabetical bookshelf."
--Basil Sage, "The Rosemary Times"
