Alex The Inventor-Chapter 4 (Pt.2)
The Ghosts in the Glass Tunnels
Chapters 1 to 3 can be read at: Deep Sky Stories
Next: Chapter 5 - A Distant Voice
Alex wakes up the next morning to find his shape-shifting Martian-made Luss behaving very strangely, and when he touches it, he is transported into a higher state of mind. Mysterious sounds and another boy's voice fill his mind as Alex gets his first glimpse of someplace very unusual. But that is only the beginning of a day full of exciting new discoveries. Stay tuned!As of 2017-09-16, Chapter 4 (Part 2) is at: Deepskystories.com
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G.F. Brynn
G. F. Brynn is a self-taught writer & illustrator whose sci-fi stories weave a rich blend of youthful adventurism with ancient myth-fantasy. The characters move in a world in which the divide between dream and reality is thinly shaded.
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