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  1. Keith Brooke has published approximately 70 short stories, and his 11th novel was published in April 2010. He reviews science fiction for The Guardian and is currently editing a book on the sub-genres of science fiction for Palgrave Macmillan.,

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    It's a beautiful short story. I like it.

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