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The following is a repost of the booklaunch.io page, as it has some interesting background information that should really be on this blog.



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Rêves Opoponax 69
Rêves Opoponax (Dreams Opoponax) is a short story composed of sixty nine micro stories of exactly sixty nine words each. Following from the novel Opoponax Dreams, Rêves Opoponax brings back three characters and follows them on their journey of discovery of their new mission, to a backdrop of birdsong. Follow them as they cross the boundaries of life, time and space and discover a new world, through new eyes.

















ABOUT THE BOOK




Rêves Opoponax 69 – Experience the Fantasy 69 times

Rêves Opoponax 69 represents a new wave in fiction. The work,which is composed of sixty-nine microfiction stories of sixty-nine words each working together in a modular fashion to weave a long-form short story, is the first of its kind, to the best of our knowledge. It is a paranormal fantasy, making heavy use of religious symbolism and biblical concepts. The book was written with the aid of a calculator and is so mathematically precise that even the title/rights page has a word count of sixty-nine, as does the introduction. The original title, Dreams Opoponax, contained six and nine characters, as does the working title. Look carefully and you will see the sixth character. This is meant to represent the concept of “seeing, they see not.”


The stories themselves are based on three characters from the original fantasy novel, Opoponax Dreams, who have been brought back from death and destruction to fulfill a mission that will require them to learn how to transcend time, space and the limitations of man. We experience this process of discovery with them, to a backdrop of birdsong.






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ENDORSEMENTS







Microfiction is an art in itself. Microfiction with mathematical precision weaved into macrofiction requires a slew of additional skills, making this work a literary feat. Experience it for yourself on Amazon,Smashwords, Lulu and other eBook stores.
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