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    New Year on Utopia
    New Year on Utopia
    New Year on Utopia
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    New Year on Utopia

    By Duncan Evans

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    New Year On Utopia is a short story dealing with, primarily, one of the main characters from A Letter To Turing. It’s set some 30 years after those events and gives you an idea of what might have happened to them.

    Set in the near(ish) future it's new year's eve on Utopia and L1 Councillor Areum Khang-Jones is getting ready for an important civic function, later that night. Areum's brief is law and order, which means she's made a lot of enemies in the Utopia underworld. Tonight, revenge is in the air.

    You don’t need to have read the novel to enjoy this short story, it’s entirely self-contained, but if you do like the cut of its jib, then please consider supporting this starving artist with a purchase of the novel in all the eBook formats you could possibly want.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDuncan Evans
    Release dateDec 27, 2017
    ISBN9781370897667
    New Year on Utopia
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    Duncan Evans

    Duncan Evans LRPS is a member of the Royal Photographic Society and the published author of 12 photography books. He is a journalist, photographer and author, working in photography and hi-tech fields. Duncan first got involved with digital photography in 1999 and was the Editor of Digital Photo User, one of the first magazines covering the rise of the format from overpriced novelty to essential photography tool. The digital books on sale here are the result of 12 years experience, reviewing, writing and authoring in this field.

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