โ Scribed by Haynes, Simon
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Hal and Clunk are stuck in port, forced to wait two whole days for their next cargo. Hal returns to the ship after a little shopping expedition and finds Clunk in a right old state. Break out the crayons and colouring sheets ... he's organised a school visit!
Hal and Clunk, stars of the Hal Spacejock comedy series, feature in this brand new 5000-word short story. 'Visit' slots into the series any time after Hal Spacejock (book one), but can be read and enjoyed as a stand-alone.
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