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A Catalogue for the End of Humanity

By: Tim Hickson
Narrated by: Larrisa Thompson, Merphy Napier, Timothy Parker
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For generations, a family has lived with Death in their library. An old lighthouse keeper picks through the Beach, where all things forgotten wash up. A young girl discovers the stars are going out, one by one.

Stories about death, endings, and finding hope somewhere in between. A collection of published and original fiction.

©2023 Timothy Hickson (P)2024 Timothy Hickson Fantasy Short Stories
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I came here after seeing the author in a YouTube video and the title of the book, in particular the story 5 deaths intrigued me greatly. I wasn’t disappointed, one of my favourite things I’ve listened to this year. A collection of stories that at times makes you look inside and question so much. Stories that leave you surprisingly emotional.

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