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The Temple at Zelalie

The Temple at Zelalie
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Publisher : Scribl
Total Pages : 84
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ISBN-10 : 9781633484382
ISBN-13 : 1633484386
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Book Synopsis The Temple at Zelalie by : Clive Semmens

Download or read book The Temple at Zelalie written by Clive Semmens and published by Scribl. This book was released on 2020-04-24 with total page 84 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A very varied collection of short (or very short) stories, a recount, a bit of polemic, and one poem. Exploring environmental issues, the human mind, relationships, politics and more... Some are set in the recent past, some in the present, some in the near future, and many in the distant future; two are set in space, but most are firmly on the ground - two in India, two in Antarctica, two at sea; most could be almost anywhere on Earth. Many but not all have a post-apocalyptic flavour - sometimes so far post-apocalyptic that the apocalypse is forgotten. Only three involve highly advanced technology, and that scientifically reasonably credible; none involve any magic or anything fantastical. Most but not all of the protagonists are human.


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