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Embark on a captivating journey through time, genres, and the intricacies of the human experience. Past, Present, Future is a collection of over twenty-five short stories that will transport you into realms of mystery, historical re-imaginings, science fiction, and the ordinary yet extraordinary moments of everyday life.
Within these pages, discover meticulously crafted tales that will ignite your curiosity. This compilation showcases original narratives plus excerpts from Dr Craig's novels that intrigue and entertain.
Be enthralled by the seamless fusion of plot, theme, and characterization. From the heart-wrenching tragedy of Requiem to the exhilarating explorations of history in Genesis and Without Sin, each tale explores profound issues that resonate with every individual and delve into the depths of what it means to be human.
Experience the pathos of The Old Man and Checking Out, as their poignant narratives touch upon the universal struggles of life and the search for meaning. Be prepared for delightful surprises in The Unwanted, where unexpected twists await, keeping you on the edge of your seat and challenging your perceptions. See past and future collide in the mysterious tale of The Valley, and explore themes of life, death and vengeance in the ghostly tale of The Girl in the Attic.
Whether seeking mystery, humour, intrigue or tender moments, this collection engages your heart and mind, provoking profound contemplation. Prepare to be entertained and moved as you immerse yourself in tales transcending time and genre, evoking lasting emotions and reflections.
