My Life in Darkness

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thing I ever did right.

Author’s Note
     
     
    Every eclipse mentioned in this story has occurred or will occur. The dates and locations are accurate as is the length of totality mentioned at each event. I could not have written this tale without the incredible resource of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center’s Solar Eclipse Search Engine. Paired with Google Maps it allows for every eclipse (lunar, solar, total, partial, hybrid) to be plotted on the map and provides the start time, end time and totality for every location you click on. From 2000 BCE to 3000 CE, five thousand years of eclipses are at your fingertips.
    Thank you to the researchers and programmers who put this together. Take a look and find out when the next eclipse will be visible from where you live.
     
    eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEsearch/SEsearch.php

Acknowledgements
     
     
    I would like to thank, first and foremost, my family for the ongoing support provided in virtually all facets support can be given.
    Next, to the beta-readers who were sworn to secrecy regarding my true identity: you know who you are, and you know how grateful I am.
    To the fine people at Streetlight Graphics, thank you for the cover art and formatting. My stick people couldn’t hold a candle.
    And to the readers, thank you will never be enough.

About the Author
     
     
    Harrison Drake is the pseudonym of a Canadian writer and career police officer who has chosen anonymity in order to protect a safe, secure and quiet lifestyle for his family. The author’s next crime novel will focus heavily on police corruption and the author wishes to be able to write freely and without fear of reprisal.
    The author is hard at work on numerous other writing projects in numerous other genres.
    If he can’t be found at home, playing with his children or sitting in his lonely writer’s garret, he’ll be outside, gazing up at the night sky and searching for answers.
     
     
    Website: HarrisonDrake.com
    Twitter: @HDrakeTheWriter

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