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    See You In Hell

    By Nathaniel Christian IV

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    Forbidden from entering into the Kingdom of Heaven, the wicked enter hell through a burning staircase that without a back step. In Hell, the author prophesies damning darkness and the horrid smell of rotting flesh as imps oversee the infinite chamber. "Hell, like the universe," Nathaniel writes, "is infinite. There is no end to forever."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNathaniel Christian IV
    Release dateJun 24, 2017
    ISBN9781370557707
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    Nathaniel Christian IV

    Born in Washington, D.C., Nathaniel began journaling early throughout his teenage years, soon discovering his passion for writing. By the time he was twenty-two, the undergraduate student worked as a freelance writer while embarking on a brief stint in sports journalism [boxing] before becoming a self-published author. Thus far, Nathaniel has self-published eight short story titles under the non-fiction and creative fiction genre and has one novel currently in the works. In 2016, Nathaniel self-published Stroke of Luck, a short, tear-jerking e-Book about his wife's battle to overcome a cryptogenic ischemic stroke. The book was widely praised and went viral through social media, eventually earning the newlywed couple a segment on WJLAs Good Morning Washington, News Channel 8. Since the exposure, Nathaniel and his wife, together, volunteer their free time to speak publicly about their story, hoping to raise awareness of the onset of stroke in young adults. Away from writing, Nathaniel enjoys reading, sports, photography and fitness.

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