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    The Little Clockwork Girl
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    The Little Clockwork Girl

    By Jay Kerschner

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    In this whimsical tale, the city of Cloverfall rejoices when a solitary tinker crafts a wondrous mechanical girl. The child, however, is flawed, and when she is stolen away she may never find her way home – if she can even remember it.

    The Little Clockwork Girl is a short “children’s story for readers of all ages” from The Parasomnic Chronicles, a collection of separate stories which ultimately weave together to form a single, fantastical world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJay Kerschner
    Release dateMar 13, 2019
    ISBN9781733748636
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    The Little Clockwork Girl
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    Jay Kerschner

    Jay Kerschner has always been a storyteller. Even before being able to type, he dictated stories to his parents, who struggled valiantly to catch and record every word in writing.Now, years later, his first widely published endeavor is The Parasomnic Chronicles, a collection of stories grown out of the possibilities he saw in countless fantastical realms but rooted, as ever, in the real world and in his own interests in such things as music, art, and the course of human culture and evolution. Even though these tales may all occur in a far and foreign place, they come from a part of him closer to the heart than he had ever imagined possible.

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