Short Stories - Volume One

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This collection of unique little gems will expose every emotion on the rollercoaster which you are about to ride.

..How would YOU write to God for clarification on matters of the utmost urgency? Find out how Moses might have done it.

..Dry your eyes after the tragic story of Liz when she finds the father she never knew and hold your breath as an almost perfect insurance scam comes disastrously unstuck in the most unexpected way.
..Shake your head at Mike's naiveté in dealing with a stranger in black, and share with Dave his hidden guilt when Tommy Watkinson returns to talk to his son Paul.
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Comments

  1. Anonymous16 January 2010 at 14:30

    Message from the author - copies are available at Waterstones in Derby.

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  2. Steve Morris3 February 2010 at 17:55

    How is your book doing Neal?

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  3. Anonymous14 August 2010 at 13:48

    Not bad, Steve.

    Short Stories have sold around 30 copies, and Ticket has sold around 270.

    Two Little Dicky Birds is already doing well at around 50 after just 2 weeks.

    georgius4444@hotmail.co.uk to keep in touch.


    Phil

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  4. Steve Morris28 August 2010 at 17:21

    Thanks Phil,
    How are sales going through the Waterstones store?
    Which is your next book planned for release through Pneuma Springs?
    I've sent you an email to the above address.
    Best of luck with the book sales.
    Keep a look out for my "Jumble Tales", out soon.
    Keep in touch.
    Steve

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