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'Iniquity' - New Short Story By Chris Bell

Greetings from New Zealand.

I'm freely offering my latest short story ‘Iniquity' (a speculative fiction tale set in an imagined future Auckland) under a Creative Commons Licence.

I'd be happy to email it to any of your readers, followers and friends who visit www.chrisbell.co.nz.

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