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In "Utopia," a man abandons paradise when he realizes that paradise isn't all that it's cracked up to be -- but his escape poses a threat to that paradise. From science fiction to parable, from love to violence, Shapiro's exciting stories capture the imagination.
What's Fair: And Other Short Stories is a series of three short stories by Ben Shapiro and, to be fair, it is poor. It was an Amazon Kindle only publication of 37 pages, released in 2015. It seems to have been withdrawn from Amazon, perhaps because Shapiro couldn't stomach the onslaught of bad reviews.
Oct 23, 2015 · Shapiro’s new e-book, What’s Fair: And Other Short Stories, features three short original stories, each thematically and stylistically different than the last. In the first, “What’s Fair,” a tormented young man confronts his older brother when he feels he is not owed his due.
Oct 19, 2015 · Ben Shapiro – best known for supposedly owning some guy named Piers Morgan in a teevee debate, and then writing an entire book about it – has decided to try his hand at fiction with What’s...
What's Fair and Other Short Stories. Revolutionary Publishing. — Amazon e-book only (no longer available) — (2017). True Allegiance. Post Hill Press. ISBN 978-1-68261077-0. — (May 2017). Say It's So: Papa, Dad, Me and 2005 White Sox Championship Season. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. ISBN 978-1546751731. — (2019).
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What's Fair: And Other Short Stories. Ben Shapiro releases his first book of short stories! In "What's Fair," an incredible invention leads to bloody brutality when an unsatisfied brother decides he hasn't received what he's owed. In "From The Pit," an adventurer shrinks to microscopic size to clean up the environ...
Ben Shapiro published a book of short stories in 2015. Why did it disappear off the Internet? Talk. A user on another sub posted this book review of a short story collection called "What's Fair and Other Stories" that Ben wrote in 2015. Curious, I looked it up on Amazon but didn't find anything.
