Strange Weeds Arrival in Mailbox Friday

So here the story is “Killer Pot” (cf. September 13, 11, et al.), originally published in DAILY SCIENCE FICTION on August 9 2011. And now its new incarnation has come, as of two days ago (it’s been a busy weekend), in the charity anthology STRANGE WEEDS, proceeds to go to The Last Prisoner Project. In physical form the size of an old-time mass market paperback, its cover appears artificially “scuffed,” as if a small contraband manifesto marked by repeated pullings and stuffings back into pockets. You never know when “The Man” might be watching.

To quote from the blurb: An estimated 40,000 people are currently incarcerated for non-violent, marijuana related offenses in the United States. As many states begin to roll out decriminalization acts, medical licenses, and recreational stores, it is more important than ever that awareness is raised for folks that have been arrested, charged, or convicted for something that is widely no longer considered a crime in many parts of the country.

Edited by Donnie Goodman and Meghan The Horror Babe, STRANGE WEEDS is a horror anthology that contains a bevy of marijuana centered horror stories in order to benefit The Last Prisoner Project.

100% of the proceeds go to the organization.

Priced at a modest $9.99 for more than 325 pages, more information, including ordering, can be found here.