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Beyond Bermuda
BEYOND BERMUDA
Drink-driver Bill is overcome with grief at the loss of his family and sets sail, only to be taken by the Bermuda Triangle. An accident, surely? Yet Bill discovers a purpose in the strange realm, Beyond Bermuda.
THE FORBIDDEN SEA
The Forbidden Sea tells the familiar story of love and betrayal – only this time the tale is spangled with gunpowder, magic, and a sea goddess that feeds princes to her waters.
Drink-driver Bill is overcome with grief at the loss of his family and sets sail, only to be taken by the Bermuda Triangle. An accident, surely? Yet Bill discovers a purpose in the strange realm, Beyond Bermuda.
THE FORBIDDEN SEA
The Forbidden Sea tells the familiar story of love and betrayal – only this time the tale is spangled with gunpowder, magic, and a sea goddess that feeds princes to her waters.
56 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 10, 2011
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About the author
Emeka Walter Dinjos
12 books14 followersWalter Dinjos was Nigerian writer, he has received multiple literature awards and nominations: Writers of the Future winner, and a runner-up in the Writers Bureau's Writer of the Year 2017 Award.
His short stories have appeared (or are upcoming) in Writers of the Future Volume #33, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Deep Magic, Galaxy's Edge, Lamplight Magazine, Abyss & Apex, and elsewhere. His poems have appeared in three The Literary Hatchet issues, and he hopes to portray the peculiar beauty of Nigerian cultures through his writing.
Water sadly passed away on 12th December 2018, however his cultural heritage will forever live in his writings.
His short stories have appeared (or are upcoming) in Writers of the Future Volume #33, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Deep Magic, Galaxy's Edge, Lamplight Magazine, Abyss & Apex, and elsewhere. His poems have appeared in three The Literary Hatchet issues, and he hopes to portray the peculiar beauty of Nigerian cultures through his writing.
Water sadly passed away on 12th December 2018, however his cultural heritage will forever live in his writings.
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October 30, 2016
Well written and engaging. I'm not a fan of short stories so consider my opinion skewed. I would still recommend it to those who like short stories.
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