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    The Many Pleasures of Teleportation

    By Scott James Thomas

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    Teleportation has revolutionized travel. Anywhere you may want to go is only a few steps away. No longer is the sky brown with smog nor are the street clogged with cars. Reporter Amanda Walker is one of billions whose life revolves around the ubiquitous teleportation. And Amanda has landed an exclusive interview with the reclusive inventor of teleportation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScott James Thomas
    Release dateJul 24, 2018
    ISBN9780463399392
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    The Many Pleasures of Teleportation
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    Scott James Thomas

    Dr. Scott James Thomas has traveled the world as an exploration geophysicist, exploring remote locations in the search for critical minerals for society.He received his bachelors of science in geophysics from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, then his Masters and Doctorate from the University of Arizona in Tucson.He enjoys nature and creating, but since he can't draw, he writes. He favors sci-fi, but mostly his stories revolve around human interactions and life changes. His first novel was the sci-fi trilogy Darkmatter, which was started before E-Books existed. His second was Sakuya Stood In The Road, a fantasy fan-lit piece.Afterward was: Champ, Valkiree, The Elf War, and lately the Black Magic series.Scott currently lives in the Denver suburbs of Colorado.

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