Pase de un Día

A Writers of the Future honorable mention

Chalo had a chance to work hard and build a better life for his family. As a lucky holder of a pase de un día, a day pass, every morning he could teleport from his impoverished town in Mexico to a job in the United States.

A billion other people from the world's poor countries wanted his job. But they could only get it if he didn't teleport home before the final second of his 12 hour shift.

Or if he lost his day pass.

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Pase de un Día

A Writers of the Future honorable mention

Chalo had a chance to work hard and build a better life for his family. As a lucky holder of a pase de un día, a day pass, every morning he could teleport from his impoverished town in Mexico to a job in the United States.

A billion other people from the world's poor countries wanted his job. But they could only get it if he didn't teleport home before the final second of his 12 hour shift.

Or if he lost his day pass.

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Pase de un Día

Pase de un Día

by Raymund Eich
Pase de un Día

Pase de un Día

by Raymund Eich

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Overview

A Writers of the Future honorable mention

Chalo had a chance to work hard and build a better life for his family. As a lucky holder of a pase de un día, a day pass, every morning he could teleport from his impoverished town in Mexico to a job in the United States.

A billion other people from the world's poor countries wanted his job. But they could only get it if he didn't teleport home before the final second of his 12 hour shift.

Or if he lost his day pass.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940046482416
Publisher: CV-2 Books
Publication date: 12/23/2014
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 284 KB

About the Author

Raymund Eich files patent applications, earned a Ph.D., won a national quiz bowl championship, writes science fiction and fantasy, and affirms Robert Heinlein's dictum that specialization is for insects.

In a typical day, he may talk with university biology and science communication faculty, silicon chip designers, patent attorneys, epileptologists, and rocket scientists. Hundreds of papers cite his graduate research on the reactions of nitric oxide with heme proteins.

He lives in Houston with his wife, son, and daughter.

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