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    Sins City Stories

    By Eva Goldsby

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    Who are they: the inhabitants of the Big City? Strong individuals, pursuing their careers in the place of big hopes naive dreamers, wishing to find their happiness and contentedness, or just small working ants that are purposelessly wandering between their job locations, supermarkets, and concrete buildings in the nets of the big city which is hungrily waiting for them as a spider waits for his victim... Millionaires and waitresses, politicians and babysitters, dancers and managers- they have something in common...
    the City...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEva Goldsby
    Release dateNov 24, 2014
    ISBN9781310122545
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    Sins City Stories
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    Eva Goldsby

    Eva Goldsby is both an author and a journalist. Born in Asia, she lived in several countries, including USA and Germany. Her debut short story collection is "Sins City Stories". Eva Goldsby holds a Master's degree in Anglophone Literatures and Cultures.

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