A Bucket Full of Moonlight - Burke, Christopher J.
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What Magic Drifts in the Background of Our Everyday? The play of darkness and light on the surface of our thoughts and on our lives, unseen forces guiding our paths. Take a journey with A Bucket Full of Moonlight and open your vision to the possibilities of what if... Includes the stories I've Seen Empires FallFallen AngelsThe Passing of the StakeThese Loops Were Made for PlayingCalling the FutureExistential Pudding CrisisThe Fertile Valley ScrollsThat Time Everything Went HaywireTaking the World by Storm!Hero CrushThe Myth of a Planet Called EarthChester's Home for Like-Minded SoulsDon't Drink and DivineMaryglen and Her Fairy "Momsters" And Many More!…mehr

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What Magic Drifts in the Background of Our Everyday? The play of darkness and light on the surface of our thoughts and on our lives, unseen forces guiding our paths. Take a journey with A Bucket Full of Moonlight and open your vision to the possibilities of what if... Includes the stories I've Seen Empires FallFallen AngelsThe Passing of the StakeThese Loops Were Made for PlayingCalling the FutureExistential Pudding CrisisThe Fertile Valley ScrollsThat Time Everything Went HaywireTaking the World by Storm!Hero CrushThe Myth of a Planet Called EarthChester's Home for Like-Minded SoulsDon't Drink and DivineMaryglen and Her Fairy "Momsters" And Many More!
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Christopher J. Burke is a writer, high school math teacher, and webcomic creator. He's also a gamer and fan of science fiction who has been telling stories since he was little. This combination ultimately led to his first professional sale, "Don't Kill the Messenger," in Autoduel Quarterly. This was followed by the creation of a fiction fanzine, Driving Tigers Magazine, with stories set in the Car Wars universe of Steve Jackson Games, which had a five-issue run. Thanks to his knowledge and love of that game, he was asked to co-author GURPS Autoduel, 2nd edition for Steve Jackson Games. He took time off from writing when he switched careers and went back to school to become a teacher. But not before he completed a goal of having a humor piece published in MAD Magazine. In 2007, he started the math-based webcomic (x, why?), filled with the kind of geeky humor that makes his students groan when he includes them in the daily lesson. The comic still updates with new strips every week on his blog. http://mrburkemath.blogspot.com After a chance meeting at a launch party in 2014, Christopher was once again bitten by the writing bug and started producing flash fiction. He won several monthly flash fiction contests on the eSpec Books website, and appeared in their anthology, In a Flash 2016. Christopher lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Antoinette.