Disappearing without trace / Disparaitre sans laisser de traces
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If you had to walk away from your life in a split second, how would you start over? Writing a short story about a character who has to leave everything behind in his life with no prior warning. Literally set up as walking down a street and sees "x event" (something from his past) and realizes that everything associated with his current identity is compromised. Consider he has no wish other than to get away undetected and set up a new identity from scratch with only the clothes on his back and the twenty odd dollars in his pocket.
In November of 2009 I was informed that sections of this web page had been illegally reproduced without permission by artist Seth Price through Leopard Press. The author Fredric Rice (that is me) has put forth a great many hours and much effort creating this web page, and The Skeptic Tank has not authorized any commercial usage of the text offered below and does not assume liability or responsibility for content that is reproduced elsewhere. This information is offered in to the public domain however it is copyrighted by Fredric L. Rice who grants permission for some or all of the text to be used elsewhere for non-commercial purposes only , something I should probably have repeatedly underscored back in 1997 when the web page was first published.
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