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2020 had been an unequivocally horrible year, and everyone was more than delighted to see it off, but when the world woke up on January 1st, it was 2011 again.
And only a few people remembered the years that hadn't happened yet.
What would you do if you could rewind the previous ten years of your life? Would you still have that abusive relationship, knowing that your amazing child would be born? How would things unfold differently if you didn't take that job in another city? What would you do to keep everything exactly the same, even if someone else didn't?
And only a few people remembered the years that hadn't happened yet.
What would you do if you could rewind the previous ten years of your life? Would you still have that abusive relationship, knowing that your amazing child would be born? How would things unfold differently if you didn't take that job in another city? What would you do to keep everything exactly the same, even if someone else didn't?
205 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 1, 2024
About the author
D.G. Swain
7 books2 followers"Pretend worlds for real people."
Dege (D.G.) Swain loves to build glorious worlds with bizarre twists and crazy circumstances, and then follow some of the people in them around and tell their stories. Those people might be queer or neurodiverse or just plain weird, because those are the interesting people. You want to read about interesting people, don't you?
These stories tend to be shorter than novels, a bit episodic, and run the gamut of settings from ancient times to post-apocalyptic to far-flung space-faring times, and genres are equally dispersed. How about a good mystery? Would you like a little horror? Could we interest you in a little action-tinged epic adventure with a little light cannibalism?
Dege (D.G.) Swain loves to build glorious worlds with bizarre twists and crazy circumstances, and then follow some of the people in them around and tell their stories. Those people might be queer or neurodiverse or just plain weird, because those are the interesting people. You want to read about interesting people, don't you?
These stories tend to be shorter than novels, a bit episodic, and run the gamut of settings from ancient times to post-apocalyptic to far-flung space-faring times, and genres are equally dispersed. How about a good mystery? Would you like a little horror? Could we interest you in a little action-tinged epic adventure with a little light cannibalism?
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