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It is a bright sunny morning, and a giant of a man is walking through bracken fern. Suddenly, he hears a voice from a tiny fairy down below: he's accidentally stood on her wing. What happens next is part of a collection of short stories with unresolved endings. These stories are based on fiction, although they could happen. With a little bit of imagination anything is possible!Inspiration for these stories comes from thoughts and dreams and from his TAFE teacher Graham who encouraged him to write these stories.

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It is a bright sunny morning, and a giant of a man is walking through bracken fern. Suddenly, he hears a voice from a tiny fairy down below: he's accidentally stood on her wing. What happens next is part of a collection of short stories with unresolved endings. These stories are based on fiction, although they could happen. With a little bit of imagination anything is possible!Inspiration for these stories comes from thoughts and dreams and from his TAFE teacher Graham who encouraged him to write these stories.

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Autorenporträt
James Carra was born on January 4, 1938 in Hopetoun, Victoria, Australia. He has six siblings of which he is the eldest. He left school at about 13 and started working in the term to help his teacher. He started writing about 10 years ago after attending a creative writing class at TAFE college. His teacher Graham encouraged him to write his own stories and as of today he has written more than 3,500 short stories.