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    Living the Afterlife, a Death and Chronos flash fiction collection

    By River Fairchild

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    Thirty stories filled with laughter and mishaps as a Harley-riding Death and anachronistic Chronos create havoc in Purgatory and on Earth. A host of Immortals join in the misadventures.

    Find out what happens when Death teaches War how to bowl. Can Chronos fix his blunder when he loses a year? What is Gaia going to do when she discovers the invisible sheep? Can you win playing poker with Evil?

    Step into their world. The Afterlife will never be the same.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRiver Fairchild
    Release dateApr 30, 2014
    ISBN9781311566454
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    Living the Afterlife, a Death and Chronos flash fiction collection
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    River Fairchild

    River Fairchild is somewhat odd, brandishes a dry sense of humor, owned by several cats. Lives in a fantasy world. A fabricator of magic. Makes stuff up and spins tales about it. Believes in Faerie crossings and never staying in one place for very long. Speculative Fiction wordsmith. The secret to her stories? Spread lies, blend in truths, add a pinch of snark and a dash of tears. Escape into her world. She left the porch light on so you can find your way down the rabbit hole.

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