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|  | | Faeries, Fantasies, and Furries
Nine fantasy stories starring talking animals.
If you can find the Enchanted Forest, the faeries that live there will grant you one wish, but you may end up getting what you need instead of what you want. Enjoy three Tales of the Enchanted Forest and six other super-short furry fantasy stories in this collection. | |  | | Funny Animals, Funny People
How would our world be different if we shared it with talking animals?
How would life be different if we had to share the world with animals that walked and talked like us? What if your pets started talking back to you? Would cats and dogs be allowed to teach school? "Funny Animals and Funny People" is a collection of seven humorous super-short stories about anthropomorphic animals and humans. | |  | | Furst World Problems
How would life be different if we were animals? Furst World Problems is a collection of nine super-short stories that explore a few the possible complications of furry life!
| |  | | Fuzzy Words: The Con Fluff Collection
A collection of talking animal stories written for various furry conventions.
"Funny animals." "Furries." "Anthropomorphic animals." Whatever word you use to describe animals that walk and talk like people, there's lots of fun to be had in this collection of humorous super-short stories. | |  | | Nine To Five Lives
Eight super-short stories about people just doing their jobs.
Now FREE! a href="http://eduardosoliz.com/e-books/nine-to-five-lives">Click here to download it from eduardosoliz.com!/a>
Eight super-short stories about people doing their jobs.br />
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Having very animated coworkers can be fun at first, but eventually work becomes "Just Another Day At The Office."br />
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There's always an office mom, office spouses, and of course, the "Bad Coworker."br />
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A bachelor shopping for appliances finds an unlikely "Display Model."br />
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Working from home becomes a challenge as an writer un | |  | | Seven Super-Short Sci-Fi Stories
Exactly what it says on the tin: a series of super short science fiction stories!
A series of super short science fiction stories:br />
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A customer brings an android to the shop for a "Return."br />
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What kind of "Cargo" draws the attention of space pirates?br />
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Even in the future, "Good Help" is hard to find.br />
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An "Investigation" raises some questions about life-like androids.br />
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A scientist goes "Beyond Any Definition" to create the ultimate reality.br />
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A small "Decision" can have a large impact...maybe.br />
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When a "Doorway" | |  | | Super-Short Sci-Fi Stories 2.8
Eduardo Soliz’s second sci-fi collection contains eight super-short stories, and that’s where the ‘2.8’ comes from. Makes sense, right?
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Without trying, an inventor finds “A Technical Solution” to an interesting problem.
An unscrupulous android repairman counts on “Sage Advice” not being followed.
Two friends get lost driving around town, only to discover that things aren’t always em>where/em> they seem in a href="http://eduardosoliz.com/short-stories/location-location-location">Location, Location, Location.”/a>
A man comes home to find “A Strange Day” awaiting him.
A geek tries some “Unauthor | |  | | ten tiny tales
Contains early short story collections 'One Sheet Stories' and 'Flipside Stories.'
"One Sheet Stories" and "Flipside Stories" were collections five super-short stories that fit onto a single piece of paper.
Available as a free download from http://eduardosoliz.com/e-books/ten-tiny-tales
| |  | | The Rules of Tech Support
There is more to fixing computers than just "fixing the computers." Tech support people also need to know how to deal with the people sitting behind them, because behind nearly every broken computer is the person who probably broke it.
"The Rules of Tech Support" is a humorous look at how techies deal with their clients in the name of Getting Things Done. Author Eduardo Soliz draws on over ten years of Information Technology experience to bring you a small peek inside the heads of the men and women who keep our wired world running.br />
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Do you know the rules? | |  | | The Rules of Tech Support 2: Click Harder!
Computers are easy. People are hard.
Drawing on an additional seven years of technical support experience gained since the publication of "The Rules of Tech Support," Eduardo Soliz doles out a second round of sometimes useful, mostly humorous observations and advice for those brave souls who fix computers for a living. Learn why the people you support are 'customers' and not "users," how not to break the magic, why even Apple products aren't user-proof, why you should be careful who you give a chainsaw to, why you shouldn't answer questions too quickly, when to not take "yes" for an answe |
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