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Peter Hassebroek
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
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The Dancer's Spell
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2011
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8 editions
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Upbound
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2008
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9 editions
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Downbound
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2011
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Three Stories
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2010
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Melange and Other I.T. Stories
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2010
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Greenplays: 3 Scripts by Peter Hassebroek
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Thylacine
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The Journal Keepers
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The Condo
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Invitation With Free e-Book Offer
I have just released a short story collection, Moments of Transition, some of my earlier fiction, written and set around the start of this millennium.
While available in paperback on Amazon, I'm giving away a promotional e-Book edition containing ten of those fifteen stories to those who sign up for my monthly email newsletter.
The newsletter will include updates, stories behind my stories, book Read more of this blog post »
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| Lucas Varian is a corporate fixer for Prometheus Ventures. It's his job to assess and provide direction to businesses funded by his employer by applying rules from the Prometheus playbook. Rules that, in a nutshell, favour short term gain and long te ...more | |
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The Blindfolded Society: How We Progress When Mass Self-Deception Holds Us Back
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Critical Thinking Begins at Home – Would I Lie to Me? The short answer: probably. In The Blindfolded Society: How We Progress When Mass Self-Deception Holds Us Back, Paul Daniel provides the long answer. And he does so with academic diligence, without ...more |
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| Book reviews are both a starting point and catalyst to acquiring readers and purchasers. Not all reviews are the same and the more authors understand the distinctions, the more they will help. The Truth About Book Reviews makes this clear as a compre ...more | |
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| A love story seems imminent when an unnamed guy in his late thirties and unnamed gal in her early twenties notice each other at a bus stop in wintry Winnipeg. Their mutual gaze sparks a sexual chemistry that sends them on a tandem odyssey through Man ...more | |
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| It's springtime and Bedford Creek, as it does every year, threatens to consume much of the small, fictional town of Garrett. Just like grief and guilt threaten to consume Kenny Reed who, while drunk and in an angry mood, after accidentally killing hi ...more | |
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| In The Echo Dies by Roger Teichmann, two long-separated friends in their sixties, Julius and Maia, are about to reunite in France. He's a British professor coping with a declining memory; she's a painter operating a pub called Les Pêcheurs in Fournha ...more | |
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| Artificial intelligence (AI) scares some, fascinates others, but for Valerie Tobruk, it's a persistent nuisance. She was content with her toll collector position at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, until automation made her role redundant. He ...more | |