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    Collected Stories of 2009

    By Ryan M. Williams

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    About this ebook

    It was 2009. That was the year everything changed for me. Major life changes, career changes, and seismic shifts in the publishing landscape. This was the year when I “got serious” about my writing – not that I hadn’t been studying and learning for many years before, but this was the turning point.

    This collection pulls together the stories published or written in 2009, including:

    “The Copyleft Heart” feeling the effects of copyright on love…

    “Commuter” capturing a cyclist’s fear…

    “So Little Time” exploring loved realized too late…

    “Space Monkeys” connecting a father and son…

    “Dreamstone” bringing nightmares to life…

    “The Good Samaritan” giving an urban legend new turn…

    “Eetees” crashing aliens into a small town…

    “This Book is Haunted” touching on the enduring love of stories…

    “Witness to Dust” exploring new shape-shifters…

    “Quantum Uncertainty” uncovering the consequences of new technology…

    Ten stories, and a sample from Dark Matters, the first book in my Moreau Society series, for your enjoyment.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGlittering Throng Press
    Release dateMar 21, 2015
    ISBN9781507065389
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    Ryan M. Williams

    Writer and artist, Ryan M. Williams, author of more than twenty novels, writes across a range of genres including fantasy, science fiction, romance, paranormal, and mystery. He holds a master degree from Seton Hill University in writing popular fiction. His short fiction has appeared in anthologies from Pocket Books, WMG Publishing, and in On Spec Magazine.

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