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U F uh-O — Lisa Mason
Knocked Up meets E.T.
Josh and Nikki really want a child but have infertility issues. Mike and Gretchen, a very different couple, have the same problem. When Nikki meets Gretchen at the Happy Daze Family Clinic in Pasadena, they discover that they share a love of music and have asked for a donor with musical talent. Nine months later, they give birth to very unusual babies and, seeking an answer to why the kids are so special, they meet again at a pediatrician's office.
And the search is on: who -- and what -- is Donor Number 333?
Lisa Mason wrote U F uh-O as a screenplay for a producer looking for another Galaxy Quest or Men in Black, then rewrote the screenplay as a novella.
Five-stars! “A very clever humorous novella!”
From the author of Summer of Love (A Philip K. Dick Award Finalist and San Francisco Chronicle Recommended Book), The Gilded Age (A New York Times Notable Book and New York Public Library Recommended Book), Celestial Girl (A Lily Modjeska Mystery) (Five stars), The Garden of Abracadabra (“Fun and enjoyable urban fantasy”), Arachne (a Locus Hardcover Bestseller), One Day in the Life of Alexa (Five stars), and Strange Ladies: 7 Stories (“A must-read collection” The San Francisco Review of Books).
Josh and Nikki really want a child but have infertility issues. Mike and Gretchen, a very different couple, have the same problem. When Nikki meets Gretchen at the Happy Daze Family Clinic in Pasadena, they discover that they share a love of music and have asked for a donor with musical talent. Nine months later, they give birth to very unusual babies and, seeking an answer to why the kids are so special, they meet again at a pediatrician's office.
And the search is on: who -- and what -- is Donor Number 333?
Lisa Mason wrote U F uh-O as a screenplay for a producer looking for another Galaxy Quest or Men in Black, then rewrote the screenplay as a novella.
Five-stars! “A very clever humorous novella!”
From the author of Summer of Love (A Philip K. Dick Award Finalist and San Francisco Chronicle Recommended Book), The Gilded Age (A New York Times Notable Book and New York Public Library Recommended Book), Celestial Girl (A Lily Modjeska Mystery) (Five stars), The Garden of Abracadabra (“Fun and enjoyable urban fantasy”), Arachne (a Locus Hardcover Bestseller), One Day in the Life of Alexa (Five stars), and Strange Ladies: 7 Stories (“A must-read collection” The San Francisco Review of Books).
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