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    Artefactum

    By J.E. Tobal

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    Sam and Una are a match made in hell.
    Their lifestyle combination of minor alcoholism and sexual deviancy forces them to live on the fringes of polite society and in relative social obscurity. This all only intensifies when they one day discover that Una’s statue of the Aboriginal goddess, Julunggul, somehow allows them to travel to the alternate realities she holds dominion over. As a goddess of sex, this means they can now manifest all of their perverse sexual fantasies into reality.
    As Sam and Una are basking in their own depravity, they suddenly find their lives changed for the worse. Sam soon learns how to wield an arsenal of religious objects crafted throughout all of human history to journey into the strange realities of fear, dream, and even into the primordial void. And as he travels deeper and deeper down this spiraling well of alternate realities, Sam begins to realize that the multiverse might be manipulating him in ways that he could never imagine.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.E. Tobal
    Release dateJun 16, 2017
    ISBN9781370877218
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    J.E. Tobal

    J.E. Tobal was born and raised in south Florida. Many people would argue that this has ruined him for life. He left as soon as he was able and moved to New York City. It’s a smidge colder there, but there’s also a lot less alligators and deadly snakes around. He’s fine with this. Since graduating from New York University with a degree in English, he has written one full length novel – A Kind of Drug – as well as one short story collection – A Study in Bourbon. Currently he’s working on a myriad of other projects including a second novel and a comic book series as well as a recently completed short film. He continues to reside in New York City with neither wife, nor child, nor canine companion. Chances are, he doesn’t like you.

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