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    It's Still Good
    It's Still Good
    It's Still Good
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    It's Still Good

    By K. Albasi

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    "About noontime on a humid August day George Mirner decided he’d much prefer not to be alive any longer."

    In a world where science has finally cracked the secret to living forever, one man decides to die. "It's Still Good" is a short story exploring what happens when immortality gets old.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherK. Albasi
    Release dateSep 25, 2017
    ISBN9781370097487
    It's Still Good
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    K. Albasi

    K. ALBASI is a creative writer and multimedia designer. In 2014 he graduated from Temple University's Film & Media Arts program. Writing about himself in the third-person makes him uncomfortable. He currently resides in Philadelphia, PA with his cat, the Emperor.

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