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    Geodes, Canyons, and Skies
    Geodes, Canyons, and Skies
    Geodes, Canyons, and Skies
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    Geodes, Canyons, and Skies

    By Robin Heater

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    In this book is a winding, fog-covered trail leading as far as the eye can see, with each footstep that the reader takes along it revealing more complexity and wonder, so much that it can often help to lift one up from the low clouds of sorrow. But that's just the first story.

    In it is also the thrill of a race through a canyon, past crimson shadows that wave goodbye, leaving only happiness even as the wind chills you to the bone. In a nutshell, it is the story of how even if you see nothing but a blue sky, there is something one can learn from it. When reading Geodes, Canyons, and Skies, you will see this theme exemplified in its short stories.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobin Heater
    Release dateAug 29, 2018
    ISBN9780463768198
    Geodes, Canyons, and Skies
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    Robin Heater

    Robin Heater is a short story writer based in Eureka, California. His goal as a writer is to share the little slices of this eternally-changing, complex world, and to allow what he writes to resonate with readers. He also enjoys making terrible puns, talking to random strangers on the train, and the endless pastime of trying to discover which diner has the best hash browns.

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