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Free short stories from MetaStellar

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Non Cogito Ergo…

The dangers of aging in a telepathic society.

Shift Change

Perhaps we control our own destiny. Perhaps, a kind and gentle deity
looks over us from on high, and provides just the right amount of
guidance, love and support. Then again, probably not. Perhaps, just perhaps, our destinies and our beliefs are intertwined in some strange manner.

Sweet Bells Jangled

Karin heads up a group of disparate and interesting characters exploring tunnels lined with luminous rock that Earth needs. Good suspense with a satisfactorily scientific denouement and love thrown in. What more could you ask?

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