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    Pax

    By Vincent Cleaver

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    A little down-time as the crew waits to see if their captain will pull through, and 'Freya's' First Officer reflects on revenge, survival, and his lack of compassion.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVincent Cleaver
    Release dateAug 6, 2011
    ISBN9781466090170
    Pax
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    Vincent Cleaver

    Vincent L. Cleaver works in a factory in Clayton DE, as an assembler and electrician, and likes to write on the back of used paper at breaks and lunch-time (plus fold and blow up an occasional origami rabbit, or draw a planet map). He mostly writes sci-fi, with a little fantasy and horror.

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