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Persistence Of Vision - A Collection Of Short Stories - cover

Persistence Of Vision - A Collection Of Short Stories

Gerry Eugene

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Synopsis

Gerry Eugene's 'Persistence of Vision' is a collection of twenty-five short stories, many of them interrelated. Set in a timespan that reaches from the stone age to the present, these stories transport readers to all quarters of the globe.
 
Here, you will encounter tales of vengeful gods, aliens with death rays, buried treasure, bank robberies, time travel, zombies, mob wars, psychedelic hallucinations, broken hearts, crime lords... and more!
Disponible depuis: 21/07/2023.
Longueur d'impression: 222 pages.

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