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    Paintball, A Climate Change Novel
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    Paintball, A Climate Change Novel

    By Peter Brickwood

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    Killing Our Grandchildren is a rewrite of Paintball with all the boring bits taken out but if you really. really, desperately want to know how Gus made his air cannons; this is the book for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPeter Brickwood
    Release dateJan 26, 2020
    ISBN9780463152133
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    Paintball, A Climate Change Novel
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    Peter Brickwood

    Peter Brickwood is a crotchety old introvert who started writing novels for the fun of it. Two cats which he has somehow acquired graciously permit him to live in a hundred year old house which has no lack of things to fix. Building Lego with kids at the local library is a great pastime. Otherwise he is a voracious consumer of books, movies, and arcane bits of information gleaned on the internet.

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