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    Empyraeum Collections: Anthologia: Empyraeum Collections, #1
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    Empyraeum Collections Series

    By Alan J. Fisher

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    All empires rise and all empires must, eventually, fall, it is one of the rules of the universe; Nothing Lasts Forever. 

     

    Follow the key events in the history of the Empyraeum, documenting its rise, its golden ages, eventual Fall, and its resurgence. 

     

    For the first time, the Empyraeum Collections puts all of the essential short-stories that gave birth to the Empyraeum in one volume, together with some new artwork. Combining first-hand accounts, intelligence intercepts, and official sources to tell the epic story of the Empyraeum from the point of view of those who truly matter, its citizens.

     

    An epic journey that covers thousands of years and takes the reader from the plains of Persia to the far reaches of the galaxy through a world so much like our own but also so very different.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlan J. Fisher
    Release dateApr 28, 2021
    Empyraeum Collections: Anthologia: Empyraeum Collections, #1

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      Empyraeum Collections: Anthologia: Empyraeum Collections, #1
      Empyraeum Collections: Anthologia: Empyraeum Collections, #1

      Empyraeum Collections: Anthologia: Empyraeum Collections, #1

      Alan J. Fisher
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      All empires rise and all empires must, eventually, fall, it is one of the rules of the universe; Nothing Lasts Forever.    Follow the key events in the history of the Empyraeum, documenting its rise, its golden ages, eventual Fall, and its resurgence.    For the first time, the Empyraeum Collections puts all of the essential short-stories that gave birth to the Empyraeum in one volume, together with some new artwork. Combining first-hand accounts, intelligence intercepts, and official sources to tell the epic story of the Empyraeum from the point of view of those who truly matter, its citizens.   An epic journey that covers thousands of years and takes the reader from the plains of Persia to the far reaches of the galaxy through a world so much like our own but also so very different.

      All empires rise and all empires must, eventually, fall, it is one of the rules of the universe; Nothing Lasts Forever.    Follow the key events in the history of the Empyraeum, documenting its rise, its golden ages, eventual Fall, and its resurgence.    For the first time, the Empyraeum Collections puts all of the essential short-stories that gave birth to the Empyraeum in one volume, together with some new artwork. Combining first-hand accounts, intelligence intercepts, and official sources to tell the epic story of the Empyraeum from the point of view of those who truly matter, its citizens.   An epic journey that covers thousands of years and takes the reader from the plains of Persia to the far reaches of the galaxy through a world so much like our own but also so very different.

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    Alan J. Fisher

    Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Alan has since lived in various parts of the world before settling in Spain with his family.  Influenced in early life by the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and the traditions of High Fantasy, Alan has studied history and mythology from around the world and has always been interested in how the same stories have been told and re-told from one side of the globe to the other. He is alway deeply interested in languages and their influence on society.  Work on what would become the Empyraeum Cycle was begun when Alan was 13 years ago, the first draft being completed on an old mechanical typewriter and later re-written on a school computer

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