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Step into a world where the unexpected is the norm and the fantastical is just a page away. In this third installment of the Paradoxes and Dragons series, Joseph R. Lallo brings you another captivating collection of short stories that blend science fiction and fantasy in ways you've never imagined. From dragons navigating the vastness of space to characters rewriting their own stories, each tale offers a unique adventure: Dragons in Space 2: Join Runt, the dragon, as he learns to ""fly"" in space to save the world-or at least secure his next meal. Drake Tiller: Discover the secret life of a dragon who hoards gold records and navigates the world of music and fame. Priceless: Follow the journey of a young artist kidnapped by a dragon who collects art, as they form an unlikely friendship and explore the world's beauty. In the Long Run: An intern's routine task of listening to sounds from the past turns into a first contact with aliens, communicated through gravitational waves. Visiting the Port: Join Lex on a time-traveling adventure to rescue his pet funk, Squee, after she is accidentally sent back in time to a gathering of science fiction fans, causing delightful chaos. With stories that range from whimsical to profound, Paradoxes and Dragons Volume 3 promises to delight fans of the series and newcomers alike. Whether you're looking for a quick escape or a deep dive into imaginative worlds, this anthology has something for everyone.

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Joseph R. Lallo was born in Bayonne, NJ. For most of his life, writing was an interest that he used to fill those spare moments when he should have been studying or doing other more productive activities. This continued all the way through college, through graduate school where he earned a masters of computer engineering, and through nearly a decade as an IT specialist. On January 28th 2010, after several dozen failed attempts to have his stories traditionally published, his friends convinced him to self-publish. A year later he had earned $19, so he decided to make the first book in his series free. The following month he made $1900 and was well on his way to a career in self-publishing. Since then he has expanded into traditional publishing, translations, audio productions, and podcasts.Primarily known for his Book of Deacon fantasy series, Joseph R. Lallo has released more than two books in a variety of settings. These include the six books in the Deacon setting, seven science fiction novels in the Big Sigma series, a superhero satire called The Other Eight, and a steampunk series called Free-Wrench.

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