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Fuller, A.C.
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Fiction
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2017
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A.C. Fuller Books
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English
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Remain Means Remain and other stories
โ Scribed by Tom Black
- Book ID
- 110571076
- Publisher
- Sea Lion Press
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 90 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ASIN
- B073YK2T1T
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
What if Remain had won in 2016? What if Britain had never joined the EEC? What if groups other than Europe had decided to unite?
In this EU-themed collection from Sea Lion Press and edited by Tom Black (Agent Lavender, Shuffling the Deck, Zonen), you will find some worlds very like our own, and others very dissimilar indeed. Questions as simple as "what if Maastricht failed?" are posed, along scenarios as complex as an ideologically-reversed Cold War or a federalised British Empire.
A group of Sea Lion Press' most imaginative authors comes together to present a collection of stories all born out of the shock Leave result in 2016. It seemed a very good time to consider how history might not have turned out as it did. Sea Lion Press now invites you to do so.
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