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    Glimpses: A Collection of Short Stories
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    Glimpses: A Collection of Short Stories

    By J.E. Taylor

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    A collection of short stories by J.E. Taylor including Armageddon, Abyss, Grayson House and others including a few new stories only available in this anthology.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJET-Fueled Fiction
    Release dateApr 15, 2021
    ISBN9781501486555
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    Glimpses: A Collection of Short Stories
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    J.E. Taylor

    J.E. Taylor is a USA Today bestselling author, a publisher, an editor, a manuscript formatter, a mother, a wife, a business analyst, and a Supernatural fangirl, not necessarily in that order. She first sat down to seriously write in February of 2007 after her daughter asked: “Mom, if you could do anything, what would you do?” From that moment on, she hasn’t looked back. In addition to being co-owner of Novel Concept Publishing, Ms. Taylor also moonlights as a Senior Editor of Allegory E-zine, an online venue for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror, and co-host of the popular YouTube talk show Spilling Ink. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband and during the summer months enjoys her weekends on the shore in southern Maine. Visit her at www.jetaylor75.com to check out her other titles. Sign up for her newsletter at https://app.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/y2z2x6 for early previews of her upcoming books, release announcements, and special opportunities for free swag!

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