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    God/he

    By Andrew Kooman

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    A collection of vivid, image-based poems, God/he is both love song and shouting match, a struggle between human and Divine. Through the collection /he faces the agony and insanity of existence head on as /he starts to become more unfamiliar with the God /he thinks /he knows so well, a God who is slippery as a fish, a trickster and green-thumb, a bloodhound on the hunt.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndrew Kooman
    Release dateJan 4, 2011
    ISBN9780986581342
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    Andrew Kooman

    Andrew Kooman is an award-winning writer and producer. His critically acclaimed work has been produced around the world and translated into more than 10 languages. Andrew writers for the page stage and screen.

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