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The Gap into Heaven
By P. B. Dillon
Friday, March 02, 2012
Rated "PG13" by the Author.

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5000 word story about a scientist striving to invent teleportation, but who may have inadvertantly discovered something far greater.

Edward Long-Wellsford is a physicist whose ideas attract nothing but scorn and derision. Recently fired, he’s thrown a lifeline by Luke, a maniacal scientist who understands that Edward’s research contains the seeds of instantaneous travel between two points.

After years of work, when they finally test it, it doesn’t quite work as expected. But is that a bad thing—or is it something wonderful?

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Includes the bonus 2500 word science fiction story Evolution.

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