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    Seeking: Short Stories

    By Cage Dunn

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    What is it we seek? 
    These short stories show a search for belonging that takes to the skies; a need to be free to choose; the little things that matter; and dreams ...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCage Dunn
    Release dateFeb 27, 2019
    ISBN9781386033486
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    Cage Dunn

    Cage Dunn writes Australian stories, rural and outback, contemporary fantasy, noir, horror, tales with a twist, all about fearful things; stories in words and dreams and horrors.Fibber, Fabricator, Teller-of-Tall-Tales. Some would say dreamer, imaginer, mystifier.Yep – a storyteller.Cage was born in the wide-open landscape of inland Western Australia; lived all over the startling country of Australia - now in Adelaide - worked at everything from sewage collection to computing, and somewhere in there graduated with a BA Comm (Prof. Writing) and Grad Dip Computing.Met a few people along the way, and they're all part of the story

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