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    The Merging

    By Stephanie Huesler

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    The Merging is a fantasy short story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephanie Huesler
    Release dateMar 17, 2020
    ISBN9780463589977
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    The Merging
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    Stephanie Huesler

    Hello! I'm an eclectic Indie writer from Zurich, Switzerland, with a wide range of interests that feeds my writing habit. I can tell you about Viking trade routes, the dimensions of the average coffin, how far a chaise and four can travel in a day, and what arsenic smells like when heated.Besides writing, I'm a vocal coach and singer, and I teach English as a foreign language to adults. When not coaching, writing, or managing my household, I enjoy a wide variety of crafts, I'm an avid film buff, and I write weekly blogs on a variety of topics. My husband is a keeper, and we share our home with three feline flatmates.I'd love to hear from you! Join me on my website. There's more to come, so stay bright-eyed and bushy-tailed!

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