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    Friday Beer, There are worse things than a bad day.

    By Dixon James

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    Angus is a sweet guy, but he's having a bad day in this funny short story by Dixon James.

    A hammered thumb, a lost opportunity and a generally bad luck day is topped off by a medical emergency, and Angus might just have to learn a little self acceptance to get through this.

    Besides, things might look up between here and the emergency ward. Will Angus learn that there are worse things than a bad day?

    A Humorous short story by multi genre author Dixon James

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDixon James
    Release dateNov 29, 2017
    ISBN9781386771890
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    Friday Beer, There are worse things than a bad day.
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    Dixon James

    Dixon James lives in Perth, Western Australia, where he wears a sack over his head due to sun sensitivity. He only takes it off for author photos and his friends are beginning to suspect that he is a vampire. He has worked as a gardener, video producer, actor, woodcutter and radio announcer. For the last seven years has been constructing his own house due to a deep subconscious desire to bang his head on things. He has a brown belt in Ninjukai Taijutsu and a distrust of misplaced apostrophes. Dixon James writes in many genres and has work available at all good ebook stores. You can find him on Twitter @storygeyser.

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