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    LSD Issue #1

    By Mikey Lee Ray

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    Mikey Lee Ray and Richard Batchelor combine their literary skills here in the new Magazine LSD, with Jo Lewis lending her magical editing touch..

    Each issue will have new articles, new segments and will feature reviews, satire and comedy and much more so as they say 'watch this space.'

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMikey Lee Ray
    Release dateDec 16, 2012
    ISBN9781301389292
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    LSD Issue #1
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    Mikey Lee Ray

    Hi there, Mikey Lee Ray here. I've been passionate about my writing since I started working on my first novel 'Pandora's Market' (published under the name Matthew Schafer in 2006). Since then I've published two full length e-books on Smashwords the first being 'Confessions of a Gaming Attendant' a diary / fiction piece where the protagonist works in the gambling industry and 'How to Lose Money and Irritate People.' While the second e-book had a similar story line it was more comedy based and descends often into fantasy and farce whereas 'COAGA' is more serious. I began writing LSD at the end of 2012 and am now in the process of editing and re-working the first issues so that we can re-release them and then continuing on with new ones once this is done. I hope that you will take a look at some of these stories as I pride myself on my unique writing style, perspective and life experience. I look forward to hearing your feedback if you have read something I've written. - Sincerely, Mikey

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