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"Chronicles of the Unseen is a captivating collection of short stories and flash fiction exploring the depths of human experience. From the trials and tribulations of the overworked to the mysteries that lurk in the shadows, this anthology shows the lives of ordinary people who find themselves in extraordinary situations. In ""I Have Too Much Work,"" a woman grapples with the consequences of an endless workload, while ""Journey Without a Script"" follows two drug dealers on an unexpected quest with the help of unsuspecting police officers. ""From the Internet to Reality"" chronicles a young man's transformation as he applies online advice to his life, and ""The Game of Life"" tells the heart-wrenching story of a teenager torn between his dreams and family obligations. ""The Mysterious House"" generates amazement and admiration in two friends. The anthology also features intriguing flash fiction pieces, such as ""The Old Woman and the Bird,"" where a bird daily visits an old woman and suddenly disappears, and ""The City of Factories,"" which examines the impact of industrialization on a community. ""Sacred Saturday"" reveals a boy's unwavering dedication to his prized possession, while ""The Briefcase"" and ""The E-mail"" explore the secrets and surprises hidden within seemingly ordinary objects."

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Brazil, 1989 Associate Degree in Administration and M.B.A. in Strategic Project Management by Centro Universit�rio UNA. Christian by the grace of God. Passionate about writing (English, Portuguese, Spanish), poet and novelist. A poet and writer who shares his thoughts through verses of poems, and through chapters of novels. I also write in English and Spanish, for my writing reach more people in more places. In my spare time, I like video games, movies, and series. I thought about the day that one of my books would be the basis for one of these productions...

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