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Memory Box
Seven stories of magic and meaning, love and loss.
A daughter discovers a wonderful product of her mother’s artistry after her death. An employee realises how far his company’s sinister connections reach when he has an unfortunate accident with his soul. A depressed entrepreneur discovers authentic emotion on tap through a faulty piece of tech. A museum artefact comes to life to serve the cause of true love. A broken-hearted young man gets a winter treat from Jack Frost. A boy gets more than he wants when he captures an illegal alien with psychotropic powers. A young woman tries to make a connection with the unborn child she will lose.
Ambrose Hall is a speculative and literary fiction writer from the UK. This is a collection of some of his short stories and flash fiction.
A daughter discovers a wonderful product of her mother’s artistry after her death. An employee realises how far his company’s sinister connections reach when he has an unfortunate accident with his soul. A depressed entrepreneur discovers authentic emotion on tap through a faulty piece of tech. A museum artefact comes to life to serve the cause of true love. A broken-hearted young man gets a winter treat from Jack Frost. A boy gets more than he wants when he captures an illegal alien with psychotropic powers. A young woman tries to make a connection with the unborn child she will lose.
Ambrose Hall is a speculative and literary fiction writer from the UK. This is a collection of some of his short stories and flash fiction.
35 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 6, 2016
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Ambrose Hall
4 books47 followersWriter of weird, queer and Gothic fiction. Queer book blogger. Fan of sci-fi, horror, historical and literary fiction especially. Indie bookshop minion.
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Read some short stories here: https://medium.com/@ambrosehall
https://mrvolpone.wordpress.com/
Read some short stories here: https://medium.com/@ambrosehall
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December 2, 2016
A weird collection of short stories that have no real growth or character. The types jump so randomly that it can be hard to keep up or understand what happened. A confusing book.
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