Heaven and Earth: Paranormal Flash Fiction

By Graham Downs

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"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
- Hamlet (1.5.167-8)

Demons, witches, extra-sensory perception, possessed animals, and an ever-loving God. There is much that exists, or is claimed to exist, in the world today, that we are yet to understand.

A perfect introduction into the inner workings of the weird mind of Graham Downs, this collection of flash fiction paranormal stories contains:

* The Thing in the Window,
* An Automatic Decision,
* Telepathic Link,
* The Witch of Wellington, and
* The Christmas Bird.

All have been newly edited and polished since publication on his website in 2014, and some with new endings.

It also contains the never-before-published story, Under the Sheets, about an old woman who believes she is being haunted by a strange ghost, living under her bed.

PRAISE FOR HEAVEN AND EARTH: PARANORMAL FLASH FICTION

Graham Downs' new offering, "Heaven and Earth: Paranormal Flash Fiction" is a fresh and enjoyable collection of weirdness.
—Ryan Peter, Author of When Twins War

It gives the reader a taste of just how talented Graham is, without giving too much away, influencing the reader to explore more into his works.
—Kellie Ann (Amazon Reviewer)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Graham Downs
• Release date: Apr 9, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311170156

Graham Downs

Graham Downs is a South African author of short stories, flash fiction, and novelettes, in a variety of genres. Memoirs of a Guardian Angel is his longest work to date.He currently lives in Alberton, Gauteng, with his wife and their dog, Becky. He spends a good portion of his free time reading and, as with his writing, he reads books in a huge range of genres and lengths. He’s also passionate about South African authors—particularly independently published ones.Graham's publishing journey began in 2012, with his first book, A Petition to Magic, which is a fantasy short story about a wizard who refuses to perform magic, and a queen who insists that he do just that. He freely admits that back then, just like John Snow, he knew nothing (now, he knows perhaps a trifle more than nothing).Since those fateful first steps, he's never looked back, publishing five more books in almost as many genres, as well as getting a story included in the charity anthology, I Am Not Frazzle! (And Other Stories For Grown-ups).His latest work, Memoirs of a Guardian Angel, was launched on 6 April 2018.

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