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THE DOCAMERON: Twisted Tales for Turbulent Times

By (author) Dr. Barry Kelly

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Quantum physics, prime numbers, Irish mythology, medical ethics, robotics and the rise of AI, geopolitics and alternative history: these are among the subjects that provide the basis for stories in this collection â€“ stories distinguished by a lightness of touch and stylistic confidence. They vary in tone from the quirky, whimsical and surreal to the profound and insightful; and, whatâ€™s more, together they display the good doctorâ€™s command of the exacting short story form. As The Docameronâ€™s tales twist and turn, engage and enlighten, they also entertain and â€“ above all â€“ reward repeated reading.

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