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Saturday, May 16, 2009
Flash News: On his birthday, FBC's co-editor Fabio Fernandes publishes another story
Fabio Fernandes, our co-editor here at Fantasy Book Critic has just published his fourth story in Everyday Weirdness:
"Ganesh, in the Afternoon"
"The Arrival of the Cogsmiths (oil on canvas, by Turner, 1815)"
"The Boulton-Watt-Frankenstein Company"
"Who Mourns for Washington?"His earlier stories can be found here:
This story, a contemporary speculative fiction one, is told in first person on the forty third birthday of the narrator giving you a hint about the author too. Different and more emotional than his earlier stories, Fabio's fourth story exhibits his range. Read and enjoy the birthday present Fabio gave us!
"Ganesh, in the Afternoon"
"The Arrival of the Cogsmiths (oil on canvas, by Turner, 1815)"
"The Boulton-Watt-Frankenstein Company"
Cindy, Liviu and David congratulate Fabio on his achievement and wish him Happy Birthday!!!
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Hi Fabio
Wish you many many happy returns of the day & may you have a fabulous year ahead.
Mihir
compliments for the architecture and content of your site! I would like my affiliate site on the Elves with your! I expect notices from you, Ale
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Guys, thank you very, very much for this! I´m amazed I´m having my stories published in the Anglo-American market - and your support is hugely appreciated here! Thanks again!!
Oh, happy belated birthday and may many more short stories appear in print everywhere across the USA. :)