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Sinopsis

“Burch weaves a collection of crackerjack plot twists in which unlikely heroes seize the day.” - Kirkus Reviews

A Book of Revelations by A.C. Burch is a captivating collection of eight short stories that explore the hidden truths, eccentric characters, and unexpected revelations that define our lives. With keen insight, humor, and deep emotional resonance, Burch offers memorable tales of self-discovery, passion, and the human capacity for both comedy and tragedy.

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From heartfelt introspection to wicked satire, each story in A Book of Revelations invites you to reflect, laugh, and reconsider the boundaries between truth and illusion.

Illustrated by Madeline Sorel

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A. C. Burch is the author of The HomePort Journals

Madeline Sorel has illustrated on-going columns for the New York Times and The N.Y. Daily News as well as books for children and adults. Her work has also appeared in several national magazines. A graduate of the High School of Music & Art in NYC, Madeline received her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. She holds a Masters of Arts Education degree from Brooklyn College and has taught Illustration at Kingsborough Community College since 2001 as well art courses at Queens College. Work by Madeline Sorel can be found at www.madelinesorel.com.

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