2 Books by Daniel F. Galouye
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Overview: Daniel Francis Galouye (February 11, 1920 – September 7, 1976) was an American science fiction writer. He wrote several stories for digest size magazines in the 1950s and 1960s. He mostly wrote for the lower quality magazines but did have a loyal following for a brief period. He also wrote several novels, notably Simulacron Three, basis of the movie The Thirteenth Floor and the 1973 German TV miniseries, Welt am Draht (directed by Rainer Fassbinder). Galouye was born in New Orleans, where he also died.
Genre: Science Fiction
Lords of the Psychon
CITY OF FORCE
Huge prisms, obelisks, cubes, cylinders, rhombohedrons, domes, pyramids shimmered with glowing colors, coruscating essence, blinding radiance…
HERE WERE THE LORDS OF THE PSYCHON!
And Horror Day was fast approaching, the dreadful day when Earth was held inescapably in a grid of luminescent, evil energy, the day when Earth might be torn into another universe!
A little band of ragged men, the pitiful remnant of the Army and Navy of the United States was all that stood between this unimaginable fate ant the LORDS OF THE PSYCHON
A Scourge of Screamers
In a post-apocalyptic world partially wrecked by nuclear weapons the population is subjected to further horrors — namely, the Screamie Epidemic in which overwhelming waves of brain-searing pain sends the individual into convulsions. Everyone is required to wear a hypodermic needle kit to immediately inject one’s afflicted body with a powerful painkiller. Using the needle also triggers a siren that summons a squad that sends you off to a ward. Of course, a city filled with the constant siren wails does little for moral. The disease appears to strike randomly and people rarely survive more than three or four attacks. 99% of the afflicted die. Figuring out the true nature of the "disease" is the main plot strand of the first half of the novel.
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