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    The Angel of Berlin
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    The Angel of Berlin

    By Red Haircrow

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    When Robin, a young university student, saves the life of a beautiful youth, he finds he's made a devoted friend. But without memory and voice, the newly named Angel is a mystery, occasionally exasperating with his child-like qualities yet with touches of darkness which makes Robin wonder what kind of being he's really taken in.

    A speculative fantasy of magical realism and innocent love set in modern Berlin.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFlying With Red Haircrow Productions
    Release dateMay 22, 2011
    ISBN9781452441665
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    Red Haircrow

    An award-winning writer/poet, freelance news correspondent, chef and former law enforcement officer of mixed Native American descent (Chiricahua Apache/Cherokee) who lives in Berlin, Germany. Red Haircrow holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology, is a Graduate Student at Montana State University Bozeman, and owns/operates Flying With Red Haircrow Production, a multimedia company.

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