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    Curveball Issue 01: Death of a Hero: Curveball, #1
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    Curveball Issue 01: Death of a Hero: Curveball, #1

    By Christopher B. Wright

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    America's greatest hero lies dead, murdered in his home by an old enemy--but did his knowledge of Project Recall die with him? Meanwhile, in a city of corruption and excess, CB uncovers a strange series of killings the police are trying desperately to keep hidden.

    What is Project Recall?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEviscerati Communications LLC
    Release dateJan 1, 2007
    ISBN9780983874645
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    Curveball Issue 01: Death of a Hero: Curveball, #1
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    Christopher B. Wright

    Writer, former musician, occasional cartoonist, and noted authority on his own opinions, Christopher B. Wright has a weakness for tilting at windmills that has influenced every facet of his adult life. He embarked on a career of self-publishing when he overheard someone suggest that it might not be a good idea, and has cheerfully spent a great deal of time since either proving or disproving that hypothesis. His site, Eviscerati.Org, is a hub for his essays, comics, fiction and podcasts. He insists on calling it "the vanguard in the next wave of speculative fiction" despite the fact that it's really just the place where he posts all his stuff. He enjoys reading and writing speculative fiction, as well as writing about himself in the third person. He currently lives in West Virginia with his wife, daughter, dog, cat, and his overpoweringly large ego.

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