“Otherverse” in STRANGE RELIGION

Michael H. Hanson’s short story “Otherverse” has been accepted for publication in the anthology, STRANGE RELIGION, Edited by Andy Dibble. Stay tuned for print release information.

Michael H. Hanson’s short story “Otherverse” has been accepted for publication in the anthology, STRANGE RELIGION, Edited by Andy Dibble. Stay tuned for print release information.
So very proud to be a part of this wonderful anthology with my short story “Night Shopper.” — Michael H. Hanson
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