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    Several Short Stories

    By Tom Greenwood

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    A collection of some Sci-fi stories I've written.

    No Matter What: A story I wrote for a collection about the Higgs-boson.
    Being male: The title is a pun, see if you can work out why
    Cosain Péist and King Louis XXIII: These are two stories set in alternative history. The first is set in an alternate 1986 and the second in 1978.
    Lost and Found: The longest in the collection was written for an anthology that never took off.
    Fzin: This was my backup story for the anthology
    A Glaswegian God: You’ll just have to read it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTom Greenwood
    Release dateMar 20, 2011
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    Several Short Stories
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    Tom Greenwood

    Nothing really interesting to say about me. I live in Edinburgh, I don't know what I would put on the inside of a book jacket to make me sound interesting. I might just make stuff up.The Short bedtime stories are freebies. Based on stories I made up for my daughters. They're not as I originally told them as they changed with each telling but similar.The short story collection is also free, I hope you enjoy the seven stories up there. Some of them are on the McStorytellers page. You may find some more of my work there in the future (it's free to read as well).The films that had their names changed is a bit of a laugh really. I started as a joke and then I took it seriously. It will get longer as I find new things to rant about.

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