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    Cheer Up, Jimmy: 3 Melancholy Short Stories
    Cheer Up, Jimmy: 3 Melancholy Short Stories
    Cheer Up, Jimmy: 3 Melancholy Short Stories
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    Cheer Up, Jimmy: 3 Melancholy Short Stories

    By Dania Sonin

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    Dania Sonin's first publication comes in the form of three wonderfully crafted short stories. The theme that ties this together is a little dark, but a perfect start for this young author. Get a quick glimpse into the lives of three men struggling with the world around them. Loneliness and alienation drives them to do unspeakable things.

    Also included is a preview of Dania's first novel Shift. This sci-fi adventure promises to be action packed. A departure from the macabre, this mystery disguised as a science fiction novel will keep you on the edge of your seats.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDania Sonin
    Release dateAug 1, 2014
    ISBN9781311293848
    Cheer Up, Jimmy: 3 Melancholy Short Stories
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    Dania Sonin

    Dania is a Montrealer born and raised. She's been writing and editing since her late teens, and loves to help authors find their voice. Currently, she works as a freelancer specialising in social media, website content, and e-books.At an early age, she was interested in both horror and short stories, leading to her love of Stephen King and George Saunders. Her forays into fiction have been short stories as a rule to live up to her heroes. Most recently though, she is working on several genre novels, a new and exciting project for the young writer.

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