Impolite Stories: Sex, Religion & Politics

by Ronald W. Hull

164 pages

Impolite Stories is Ronald W.Hull's third book of short stories. Eighteen written between 2013-2017. Eclectic: science fiction, satire, drama, religion, sex and politics. Many from dreams with a decided twist or a lesson to be learned. Made to be entertaining to read. Subjects that could cause arguments in polite settings.

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About the Book
Impolite Stories is Ronald W. Hull's third book of short stories following It's in the Water and Other Stories and Verge of Apocalypse Tales, and is a collection of 18 stories written from 2013 through 2017. The stories are rather eclectic in nature including science fiction, satire, drama, religion, sex and politics. Many came from dreams. Some of them have a decided twist at the end and hopefully, some of them provide a lesson to be learned. Every effort has been made to make them entertaining to read. Some of the subjects could cause arguments in polite settings. Hitch Bitch -- “Mesmerizing tale! Told with skill and panache about a subject and a time I know well. And what a surprise ending! This is Ron Hull at his best, a story-teller extraordinaire.”-- Edward Phillips, author of The New American Challenge, many economic articles, stories and poetry. Brain Dead -- “Sometimes I’m blessed to read a piece of work, which on the face of it I cannot relate to, but by the end thought it had happened to me. So simply told, so elegant, intoxicating. I learned about the art of writing.” -- Harry Hogg, author of short stories.
Reviews
Scanned -- “Fascinating story and very well told, Ron. The truly disconcerting aspect of it is that this story may not be considered as fiction for much longer.” - Morgan McFinn, author of 'Out of the Loop' and seven other humorous books of fictionalized memoirs recounting an exotic life well lived. Don’t Mess with God -- “You possess a writing style reminiscent of old Sci-Fi writers of the 1950-60s ... John Brunner comes to mind, right off hand, a true Science Fiction great."" - Marvin Cox-Flynn, author of many diabolical stories and articles on the nature of God and man. Poison Earth -- “I'm hooked, Ron. Nice research on the grid, home solar” … “and job.” - Jansen Estrup, author of 12 books including the Starlight on Stone series of novels and his memoir covering his childhood in World War II.
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WAR'S END: The End of Terrorism in the 21st Century by Ronald W. Hull Thriller with novel end to 21st Century terrorism. American Mole: The Vespers by Ronald W. Hull Jason serves the USA to defeat terrorists from within. The Kaleidoscope Effect by Ronald W. Hull Historically-based SciFi novella of first contact with extraterrestrials. Alone? by Ronald W. Hull History of humans becoming extraterrestrial, alone in the near Universe.. IT'S IN THE WATER and Other Stories by Ronald W. Hull Fifteen short stories: scary, based on truth, fiction and satire. Verge of Apocalypse Tales by Ronald W. Hull Seven fictional apocalyptic short stories and end of world scenarios Hanging by a Thread by Ronald W. Hull Ron Hull's autobiography overcoming fifty years of spinal cord disability. American Mole: The Cartel by Ronald W. Hull Mole infiltrates cartel planning to buy the US presidency. American Mole: Aryan Nation by Ronald W. Hull Jason concludes career taking down Aryan militia of John White The Last Wanderer: Last Man on Earth by Ronald W. Hull The Last Wanderer is a novel of a professor alone in the northern Canadian wilderness when the world comes apart. Two years later, he returns to the United States to find ruin and few still alive. Traveling the interstates in a semi-tractor trailer, he finds some people alive who all die. Retreating north, he dies with a surprising conclusion. Midcentury Tales: Unfettered Youth by Ronald W. Hull Follow twins, Roger and Ron, as they grow up exploring through three different locations in North Central Wisconsin, free to roam and learn from their intuition and mistakes. A Tom Sawyer saga for the 20th midcentury that you will love. Tor: Last of the Thals by Ronald W. Hull Tor is the grandson of the Iceman who he kills in a fit of rage and then spends his life looking for his mother and clan. After many adventures traveling across Europe, he finally realizes that he has to give up his search and live alone.

About the Author
	Ron Hull, engineer, educator, and author, has been writing since he was in high school in Wisconsin. Dr. Hull retired from Texas Southern University after thirty years in 2011. He is author of six novels, his autobiography, and many essays, articles and poems. Ron's latest is his third book of short stories.