Obscura Burning (28 page)
Suzanne van Rooyen grew up in the concrete jungle of Johannesburg, South Africa. After a brief stint in Australia, she felt most at home in the forests of Finland. As a freelance writer, Suzanne's publications include articles on music, travel and Finnish culture published across three continents. She is also the author of the cyberpunk novel Dragon's Teeth and several short stories. She is also a Pushcart Prize nominee. Despite having a Master's in music, Suzanne prefers writing strange tales and playing in the snow with her shiba inu. She is repped by Jordy Albert.
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Feedback
D L Richardson
Listening to your inner voice can get you killed.
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Except that they have no idea where the bombs are located.
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