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Quoth the Raven; F**k you, Poe!

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  • JL

  • Paru le : 21/06/2021
"I enjoyed it very much.I don't read a lot of poetry these days but this one.I can see a lot of love went into this work." Ian Irvine Poetry should achieve... > Lire la suite
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"I enjoyed it very much.I don't read a lot of poetry these days but this one.I can see a lot of love went into this work." Ian Irvine Poetry should achieve some kind of purpose, take the reader into a particular place or places and show them something, ideally something important. This collection is a journey in four parts and, although it may appear flippant at times, there is a purpose to the journey, if one is willing to really look.  Just what is the purpose of that journey? Hopefully no two journeys will be the same for any two people.  Join us on a voyage of discovery through the strange worlds of the mind and obsevations on human ritual until we discover, together, what it is all about. 

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  • Date de parution : 21/06/2021
  • Editeur : JL
  • ISBN : 8201522247
  • EAN : 9798201522247
  • Format : ePub
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À propos de l'auteur

Biographie de Alan J. Fisher

Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Alan has since lived in various parts of the world before settling in Spain with his family.  Influenced in early life by the works of J. R. R. Tolkien and the traditions of High Fantasy, Alan has studied history and mythology from around the world and has always been interested in how the same stories have been told and re-told from one side of the globe to the other.
He is alway deeply interested in languages and their influence on society.  Work on what would become the Empyraeum Cycle was begun when Alan was 13 years ago, the first draft being completed on an old mechanical typewriter and later re-written on a school computer
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