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    Explorations: Through the Wormhole: Explorations

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    It's 2052 and the first known wormhole appears in lunar orbit. Earth sends a ship to investigate and the future of space travel changes forever. The Solar System develops in many ways over the centuries, but one thing remains constant; the wormholes continue to appear.

    Join many of today's most exciting indie science fiction authors as they chart a shared universe and future-history, each telling us stories of: Explorations: Through the Wormhole.

    The Challenge - Ralph Kern
    Through Glassy Eyes - PP Corcoran
    Here, Then, Forever - Chris Guillory
    AI Deniers - Rosie Oliver
    Flawed Perspective - PJ Strebor
    The Lost Colony - Josh Hayes
    The Aeon Incident - Richard Fox
    The Doors of the Temple - Jo Zebedee
    Dead Weight - Thaddeus White
    Webbed Prisms - Charlie Pulsipher
    Anathema - Jacob Cooper
    When the Skies Open - Shellie Horst
    A Second Infection - Stephen Palmer
    Personal Growth - Stephen Moss

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    Check out Keystroke Medium on YouTube for interviews with all of the authors! http://bit.ly/2cwTIak

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWoodbridge Press
    Release dateJun 29, 2017
    ISBN9781386699781
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    Stephen Moss

    Stephen Moss has been a keen birder all his life, and has written a number of books on the subject. A journalist and broadcaster, he writes a monthly column for the Guardian, and contributes regularly to BBC Wildlife magazine. As a producer at the BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol, his series include ‘Birding with Bill Oddie, ’Springwatch’ and ‘The Nature of Britain’, presented by Alan Titchmarsh.

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