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    Short Stories Volume 1

    By Liam Mor

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    About this ebook

    Three short science fiction stories, written by Liam Mor, imagining a slightly dark future where governments and corporations have increased social control and where a few individuals have worked out how to use scientific advances for individual gain. While there is little hope, there is still life.

    * The Paradise Card
    * Cold Too Our Hearts
    * Reconnaissance

    If you enjoyed reading these stories, why not read one of the longer and reasonably priced fiction works by Liam Mor.

    Liam Mor is an independent amateur artist, living somewhere in Switzerland. Mostly he tries to understand the world, scratches his head in puzzlement and just gets on with it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLiam Mor
    Release dateNov 22, 2015
    ISBN9781310137952
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    Short Stories Volume 1
    Author

    Liam Mor

    Liam Mor is an independent amateur artist.Mostly he tries to understand the world, scratches his head in puzzlement and just gets on with it. Here you can find your way to Liam's various activities.

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