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A kite for Sarah

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In search of freedom.

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  1. David G. Blake lives in Pennsylvania with his girlfriend and their chocolate Labrador. In addition to Nature, his work has appeared in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Daily Science Fiction and several other publications. For more info, visit his Facebook page.,

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  1. Norman Morgan

    Always nice to hear about this cute sci-fi stories. Although they don't have a lot to do with nature I still like them and read them everytime I have the chance.

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