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    Diary of a Time Traveller Part 1
    Diary of a Time Traveller Part 1
    Diary of a Time Traveller Part 1
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    Diary of a Time Traveller Part 1

    By Stephen Shypitka

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    I shan’t be a minute. Mind the T-Rex.
    The strange case of Dr James Mist who possesses a key that makes time travel possible leaving him a target of the Nazis in prewar London and post-war rock ‘n roll with one peculiar side effect a melancholy of Christmas.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephen Shypitka
    Release dateApr 11, 2021
    ISBN9781005574352
    Diary of a Time Traveller Part 1
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    Stephen Shypitka

    Stephen's eBooks have sold across 4 continents in Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Jamaica, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Romania, Switzerland the UK and the US. His online success has allowed his work to be noticed, read and savoured with his fiction for our times that turns heads, crosses genres and connects us all. Stephen was born in British Columbia, Canada an alumnus of USC film school in Los Angeles, he has taught the craft and loves to travel.

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