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    Dr. Bloch's Great Momentosphere Episode #3

    By Austin Malcome

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    Dr. Sheridan Bloch and Lt. Beecher Skotte travel through time and space in their fantastic vehicle, the Great Momentosphere. The Momentosphere's atomic-powered kinetic bands transport them from physical locations to the mysterious Void, and back again. However, they cannot predict where, or when, they will Exit. A fast, fun romp in the tradition of the old pulps. Remember, move towards the Exit!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Malcome
    Release dateFeb 5, 2017
    ISBN9781370974511
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    Dr. Bloch's Great Momentosphere Episode #3
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    Austin Malcome

    I live in a small town in Illinois with my awesome wife (who tolerates me) and her evil cat (who does not.) I drink more coffee than any human being ever should. I enjoy tabletop RPG's, instant ramen, and weird books.

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