In a Phone Booth - Far Far Away!    

All The Marbles began many years ago while Dusty was actively involved in Sci-FI conventions, Trekie Meetings and jumping out of airplanes. After several hard landings and a few of those funny little cigarettes, the plot outline came into existence.	Starts with a galactic Ma Bell and the equivalent of the Wichita Lineman on the run from thugs demanding an object Chandra's never even heard of, then throw in space pirates who steal party supplies, a cat who's even more a law unto himself than most felines, and oddball planets where the inhabitants have deified Fifties TV sitcom characters or the drunks in the gutter at night are lawyers in court by day. It all adds to make All the Marbles a highly entertaining ride. --Lee Kilhough, author of Wilding Nights, Blood Games and many more.	Rainbolt taps into the heart of science fiction; all that can be imagined is possible. "All the Marbles" is fast paced, outrageous, and of a cosmic scale. Rainbolt will take you on a trip far from home, a trip well worth taking. -- Gary Moreau, author of ALMOST HUMAN
The first drafts of this story were actually written using an ancient CP/M Kay-Pro computer that is now in the Smithsonian. The intriguing story revolves around a Turkish Van Cat and his precious secret cargo. IVan the Terrible is a real "take no Crap" character who is constantly claiming his space and scratching the crap out of anyone who sits on him. But rather than listen to someone who hasn't actually read the book, here are some testimonials to this exciting adventure! I stayed up half the night reading this book, I couldn't put it down…I had to find out how it ended…. Red Eyeballis - Denver Jimplechute		Crossing screwball comedy with space opera, Dusty  Rainbolt’s All The Marbles is a fast, funny take on far-future shenanigans and some eternal verities, like corporate monopolies and human idiocy. Readers will love this wild space chase after a mysteriously valuable object through galaxies far, far away with spunky heroine Chandra Solomon, a large cast of oddballs along for the ride, and Ivan the top-dog cat. – Carole Nelson Douglas, author of Cat in a Neon Nightmare A humorous romp around the galaxy with an ending that will surprise every reader. Dent N. Ceitkomin - Dallas Morning Picayune
Luke Skywalker in Drag, a Dead Obwon, No Force to reckon with…. A lighthearted Sci-Fi Novel, where a cats claws are deadlier than a blaster. Lefy Wantn - Kansas City Picayune Globe.	I enjoyed it. Thanks for letting me read your project. Lynn Crites - The Flower Mound Bubba	Send me the Synopsis and the first five pages, and I'll let you know whether to send the whole thing in. Here's the thing, I'm busier than a cat covering shit on a marble slab right now. - Lynn Stranathan
Well, you know, Mary Lou, the story is real cute, but you had quite a few misspelt words - Aunt Dot	Rather than read any more of these, why don't you just order your own copy from our publisher Yard Dog Press?