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    Mnesium
    Mnesium
    Mnesium
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    Mnesium

    By Remy Zins

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    A psychiatrist visits a patient in a public housing neighborhood, while series of strange phenomena are taking place.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRemy Zins
    Release dateJan 27, 2015
    ISBN9781310491498
    Mnesium
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    Remy Zins

    Frenchman, engineer by education, teacher by profession, traveller and writer by passion.

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      Mnesium - Remy Zins

      Mnesium

      By Remy Zins

      Copyright 2015 Remy Zins

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      The number of visible stars in the sky of that early afternoon seemed to have increased again. They had explained during the midday news report that these celestial bodies, which had appeared in the morning, were supernovæ. In other words, stars exploding at the end of their life cycle. This phenomenon was completely unexpected, since it had always been believed that only a handful of those could occur in our galactic vicinity within a century.

      But Doctor Vanderglück was in a hurry. His leather gloved hand left the steering wheel of his Audi to sound the horn. Just a brief little stroke, to avoid sounding too aggressive. The guy standing in the middle of

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