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    Our Sunset Wall of Remembrance
    Our Sunset Wall of Remembrance
    Our Sunset Wall of Remembrance
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    Our Sunset Wall of Remembrance

    By Kelvin James Roper

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    A Grantaburgh Short ~ A Melancholy Tale. A duel bourn of class divide results in a man waking alone in The Wilderness. A bullet in his temple and prostrate atop the corpses of The Ferryman’s Pit, he recalls the fate that dragged him there.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKelvin James Roper
    Release dateJan 21, 2013
    ISBN9781301957378
    Our Sunset Wall of Remembrance
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    Kelvin James Roper

    Kelvin James Roper is a freelance writer, author, artist, editor of The Locked Book Magazine, and co-host of the iBits podcast. Winner of the BT Millennium Man competition, he writes for many online publications, specialising in consumer electronics and short fiction. His first book, Elysium, is a three part novel that will conclude at the end of 2017, and is published by Red Crow. His latest project is an dark and epic fantasy to be published soon.

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