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    Four Crazy Short Stories

    By Charles Harvey

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    Who is out of control, the crazy government or the citizens telling their tales of woe? Absurdity versus reality—is there a difference? These four widely read stories will have you scratching your head and wondering what the author might have been smoking. But don’t worry it’s all in his head and it’s all a matter of time before you hear the news and go, “Hey wait a minute, I read that somewhere.” Imagination is a powerful thing. Government sanctioned lobotomies are the only cure. Think while you have time. Mabel Sanger ran out of time. Gusta died from generosity. Thomas Jefferson Roosevelt desperately wants the Senator to have his clock. Who wins the war between the Civillains and the Psyclopians? These Four Crazy Short Stories will give you something to think about. Oh yes, John Wayne makes a brief appearance.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWes Writers & Publishers
    Release dateJun 4, 2016
    ISBN9781310575914
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    Charles Harvey

    Charles Harvey taught and practised astrology for over 30 years. His books include ‘Working with Astrology’, ‘Mundane Astrology’ and ‘Sun Sign, Moon Sign’. He was co-ordinator with Liz Greene of The Centre of Psychological Astrology and died in 2000.

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