So today I converted my Autumn Comes Slowly ebook into a print book and also four of my science fiction ebooks into one print book, and called it Impossible Futures: the collected works. The dark fiction was an easy one to convert, but the other not quite so. However, I’m pretty happy with it because it has all of my science fiction in it (except the scarlet runner beans which is in When Autumn Comes Slowly). Well, all except twelve of my 50-word stories and obviously not the handful that I have under review at the moment. I’ll update this with a proper picture, and link Autumn Comes lowly in print, otherwise, for now this link to Amazon will do for the rest: https://www.amazon.com/David-Kernot/e/B00CJJP82K%3F and for Impossible Futures https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083XGJRFM
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