
In 1971 Chicago, Raul, a Mob hitman, faces odd assignments and strange mushrooms growing on his skin.
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In 1971 Chicago, Raul, a Mob hitman, faces odd assignments and strange mushrooms growing on his skin.
George R. R. Martin's Wild Cards multi-author shared-world universe has been thrilling readers for over 25 years. Now, in addition to overseeing the ongoing publication of new Wild Cards books (like 2011's Fort Freak ), Martin is also commissioning and editing new Wild Cards stories for publication on Tor.com. In Cherie Priest's "The Button Man and the Murder Tree," it's Chicago in 1971, and Raul is a button man -- a professional ender of lives that the Mob needs ended. But something's odd about...
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Frequent violence as protagonist is a hitman; body horror with mushrooms growing from skin.
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