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    Ok, Roll the Dice
    Ok, Roll the Dice
    Ok, Roll the Dice
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    Ok, Roll the Dice

    By Mike Bozart

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    In the summer of 1992, the author (future psecret psociety agent 33), finds himself once again in the nearly hidden, knowhere [sic] pub called Sidle on N on Judah Street in the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco. The bartender on this Thursday afternoon is a Honduran lady, who notices a sketch by the author. She likes the little drawing and the author gives it to her for free. However, Maria wants to give the author-artist something in return. Her magical dice are rolled by the author, and a vague 'units' interpretation is announced by Maria. The marital prediction is astounding.

    Another one in the pseries.

    Approx. 1500 words. 
    .
    Sorry, no Mr. Malloy this time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMike Bozart
    Release dateMar 15, 2017
    ISBN9781310063886
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