The Green Millennium (Heathen Edition)

Fritz Reuter Leiber Jr. (1910-1992) was an American author whose Hugo and Nebula award-winning work spanned science fiction, fantasy, and horror, often blending genres with wit, psychological depth, and sly social satire. His mind-bending tales challenged the boundaries of speculative fiction, and none more so than his 1953 psychedelic sci-fi fever dream screwball dramedy The Green Millennium. If you've ever wondered what would happen when a classic down-on-his-luck everyman, female wrestlers, psychiatrists, gangsters, cultists, a witch, thoroughly vicious juvenile delinquents, robots, Vegans, and a swarm of Federal bureaus all pursued a telepathic green cat on the streets of a dystopian and kaleidoscopic near-future where contentment is an aberration and corporations rule with Orwellian flair, then Phil Gish and Lucky the cat are your ticket to that glorious chaos! Think Philip K. Dick meets Looney Tunes with a dash of Cold War paranoia - and a story that's as cosmically subversive as it is full-spectrum mind-melt surreal.