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    My Event Horizon
    My Event Horizon
    My Event Horizon
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    My Event Horizon

    By A. L. Swanson

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    When a mind snaps, how long can it survive? Take a glimpse into the mind of a man steeped in madness and find out. A dark tale from the point of view of a mind lost to reality. What will happen when the abuse, loneliness and neglect of his past catches up to him? At what point does someone hit their Event Horizon?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA. L. Swanson
    Release dateMar 25, 2014
    ISBN9781311463326
    My Event Horizon
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    A. L. Swanson

    I’ve been writing since high school and am excited for the chance to finally get my writing out to the public. I don’t write for the literary crowd, I write for people that like to read casually. I try to create an entertaining, fun experience for the reader. I have several more novels that I’m in the process of editing, so if you enjoyed In Eden’s Shadow, then check back soon for my next novel. Thanks! ~A. L. Swanson

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