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    A Hundred Years (plus) of Solitude...
    A Hundred Years (plus) of Solitude...
    A Hundred Years (plus) of Solitude...
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    A Hundred Years (plus) of Solitude...

    By J. Dean

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    A poem decidated to the Cubs and their North side fans in Chicago

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ. Dean
    Release dateJan 25, 2010
    ISBN9781465711960
    A Hundred Years (plus) of Solitude...
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    J. Dean

    "Taking fantasy in a completely unique direction."This is what J. Dean intends to do with the Vein series. Instead of following the tried and true methods and paths of familiar fantasy mythos, he created an original world for an epic story. From his Michigan residence, he captures the fantasy world of the Vein (and other stories) and imprisons them upon paper, until the day when the words are set free by the imagination of those willing to read them. The Vein series is J. Dean's first venture into serious writing, and he hopes that you will join him on the twists and turns of this ride that is part excitement, part drama, part terror, and all adventure.

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