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The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer
The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer
The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer
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2146. The Battle of Kentucky. When aliens invade earth, there’s only one woman who can save humanity: Agatha Wretched, a halitosis-fueled, husband-beating, pulpit-pounding chicken sexer living in 1908 South Africa.

No chickens were harmed (or pleasured) in the making of 'The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer', a sci-fi comedy short.

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Release dateDec 9, 2015
ISBN9781311877598
The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer
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Jason Werbeloff

Jason Werbeloff is a novelist and philosopher. He loves chocolate and his Labrador, Sunny. He's interested in the nature of social groups, personal identity, freedom, and the nature of the mind. His passion is translating philosophical debate around these topics into works of science fiction, while gorging himself on chocolate. **Amazon author page - http://amazon.com/author/jasonwerbeloff **Newsletter - subscribe to get 'The Solace Pill' free, as well as VIP access to Werbeloff's latest fiction: http://smarturl.it/werbeloff **Facebook and Twitter - follow Werbeloff for release date information on upcoming novels: http://www.facebook.com/solaceseries @JasonWerbeloff **Website - want to read about the philosophy behind the fiction? Take a look at: http://www.jasonwerbeloff.com **Goodreads - http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7340789

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    The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer - Jason Werbeloff

    The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer

    Jason Werbeloff

    The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer

    Copyright: Jason Keith Werbeloff

    Published: 17 August 2015

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    Contents

    The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer

    Other fiction by Jason Werbeloff

    Dear Reader

    Acknowledgements

    Disclaimer:

    No chickens were harmed (or pleasured) in the making of this story.

    The Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer

    Knysna, South Africa, Earth: 1908

    It was difficult to choose the worst quality of Agatha Wretched.

    Legend has it that her halitosis was so accomplished, the chickens she slaughtered were relieved when they met the knife. Others say it was the way she presented her monthly sermon.

    Erecting herself on the creaking Knysna Church podium, her tremendous mass thundered curses, insults, and damnations at whoever dared meet her gaze. You! She’d point with a trembling, sausaged finger. You have sinned. Yes, I’m talking to you, Johnny Henderson. The whites of little Johnny’s eyes shone wide in the morning light. Don’t look to your mother, Agatha boomed. How will your mother save you from damnation?

    Others spoke of the way she treated her husband, of unknown name. At the spritely age of thirty-six, Agatha had chosen a septuagenarian. Fortified by his oxblood bowtie and swaddled in a crumpled linen shirt, the aging man accepted Agatha’s daily abuse in his hobbling stride. Owing to his failing lungs, the elderly stoic struggled to keep pace with his wife. When he coughed too loudly, she’d lambaste him across his meager buttocks and shoulder blades, until the will to splutter was exorcised from his fragile frame.

    Nobody knew for certain how he felt about the beatings, given that he’d been mute since their wedding night. It was clear, however, that the old man adored his

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