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We often think we leave the road behind when we pull into our driveways, but the logbook doesn't always close just because the engine stops. The most dangerous miles aren't always found on a map, but in the silence, when the engine stops, the radio is dead, and the only voices left are the ones you have been trying to outrun. Sometimes the load it just to heavy to deliver.

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Barney W. Schoch Sr. has spent more than 10+ years in the Technical field and later twenty-three years as a long-haul/local truck driver, navigating highways shaped by fatigue, repetition, and long stretches of isolation. His writing is informed by the psychological cost of endurance and the discipline required to keep moving when time begins to blur. 34 Hours is his first novelette; a work of psychological horror rooted in the lived reality of the road.

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