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    On the Other Side of the Glass
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    On the Other Side of the Glass

    By Matthew James Lee

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    Interstellar war breaks out around a corporate space station, and a UAV technician looks at how his colleague's faith helps her cope.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMatthew James Lee
    Release dateJan 10, 2018
    ISBN9781370257997
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    On the Other Side of the Glass
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    Matthew James Lee

    I write stuff. You can read more things by me on my Tumblr (http://therookshavereturned.tumblr.com/), if you want. Lots more stories, plus reviews and longer critical pieces on random movies, video games, new music etc. If you've enjoyed anything I've uploaded here, if you could tell someone else - on Facebook, Twitter, whatever social networks you use - I'd really appreciate it. (All the artwork here is my own. These placeholder collages were adapted from freely available PD/CC images (to the best of my knowledge), unless otherwise specified. Individual credits for the original creators (where applicable) can be found at the end of each document.)

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