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    Telekinesis: science fiction romance
    Telekinesis: science fiction romance
    Telekinesis: science fiction romance
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    Telekinesis: science fiction romance

    By John Blandly

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    A college professor meets a woman with powers of mental telepathy. Together they travel from Boston to South Africa and Lima, Peru.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAvantLifeGuard Books
    Release dateNov 5, 2018
    ISBN9781386064008
    Telekinesis: science fiction romance
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    John Blandly

    John Blandly is an artist, actor, songwriter and filmmaker from upstate New York.

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      Awesome science fiction set in Africa and Peru
      Romance in 22nd century

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    Telekinesis - John Blandly

    Table of Contents

    Telekinesis | by Jöhn Bländly

    Telekinesis

    by Jöhn Bländly

    Copyright © MMXXII by J.J. Brearton

    AvantLifeGuard Books

    Giphies courtesy Giphy.com

    Cover courtesy freedigitalphotos.com

    All Rights Reserved

    Preface:

    Telekinesis is said to have been coined in 1890 by Alexander N. Aksakof (1832-1903) Imperial Councilor to the Czar. In Modern Latin, it means, literally, motion at a distance, and in German, Fernwirkung (dictionary.com). It is generally understood to mean the production of movement in an object by use of the mind, without the application of physical force. It has been scientifically proven. This is a work of fiction. Similarities to persons living or dead are purely coincidental.

    Part I

    When he wasn't teaching Classics and English as a second language in South Africa, Berlitz Wild-Cloud lived in Nahant, Massachusetts. He’d bought a house from a doctor at the edge of the peninsula. Berlitz left the doctor’s shingle out front. It read H. R. Shanks, M.D.

    One Friday afternoon Berlitz was on the mainland, at the Blue Dolphin. He was having a lobster, an ear of corn and a dozen sandy steamers with Dolores, a former student of his, now a writer, actress and filmmaker.

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    She was from Idaho, had a fiery temper, was tall, blond, and carried a gun.

    She refused to eat her steamers. Berlitz didn’t blame her. They were usually cold and rough on the fillings. The cook could never get the mud completely out.

    Berlitz had just eaten a few rows of corn. He looked at Dolores. She had

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