Tales From the Omniverse (eBook, ePUB) - Raisanen, James
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"Found" - Alouicious learns that the humans have discovered the ship that brought his species to Earth. He then travels from his home in New York to the site in order to determine what to do.
"S.T.E.A.M." - Ambrose recounts his latest adventure with his wife, Fanny, to their professor friend at the Victoria University of Manchester. They then decide what their next course of action is.
"New World" - Ambrose and his team of explorers have been transported to a new place in the search for their missing friend. They encounter beings that they could only have seen in their wildest nightmares.…mehr

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"Found" - Alouicious learns that the humans have discovered the ship that brought his species to Earth. He then travels from his home in New York to the site in order to determine what to do.

"S.T.E.A.M." - Ambrose recounts his latest adventure with his wife, Fanny, to their professor friend at the Victoria University of Manchester. They then decide what their next course of action is.

"New World" - Ambrose and his team of explorers have been transported to a new place in the search for their missing friend. They encounter beings that they could only have seen in their wildest nightmares.

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Autorenporträt
James Raisanen has earned his Associate of Fine Arts for the Creative Writing for Entertainment program from Full Sail University.
His short stories, journalism, and creative non-fiction have been published in the University of Wisconsin Marathon County's newspaper The Forum. His work has also appeared in the UWMC's literary magazine Mush Magazine, UW-Marshfield's literary magazine Farrago, and the literary magazine Down in the Dirt.
He revels in obscure media, from IDW's Doomed to the works of Brian Lumley, and many things in between. He may be found at https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-raisanen-041633133.