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Pieces of Eight

by Jay Dubya

Earliest known edition
2005
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
208
English editions
1 ↗
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October 30, 2005 · CyberRead Publishing · eng

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"Pieces of Eight" is a collection of eight imaginative novellas. Themes represented in the work are science fiction, humor, paranormal, horror, psychological drama and astrology fulfillment. Pieces of Eight" is the companion book of "Pieces of Eight, Part II".

"In Quest of Argentum" and "The Inimitable Dr. Spencer" are science fiction selections.

"Winslow Junction" and "The Voodoo Dimension" are paranormal/psychic fiction pieces. "The Voodoo Dimension" takes place in Montego Bay, Jamaica where the author and his wife once vacationed.

"Olympus Lives" is a humorous mythology offering.

"What Goes Around Comes Around" is a psychological/revenge plot thriller. Part of it is set in Aruba, another island frequented by the writer.

"The Trespassers" has a revenge/murder plot. The story occurs on the Delmarva Peninsula, not far from where the author once owned a boardwalk arcade in Ocean City, Maryland.

The setting "Winslow Junction" is an abandoned train depot that (in real life) is several miles from the author's home.

"A Video Horoscope" also takes place in the writer's hometown, Hammonton, New Jersey, and explores an astrology fulfillment theme.

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