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    Three Heads

    By Rob Max Einsle

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    Nick lived life with a yearning to spread delight. He sacrificed himself for others to have joy. He was always a hundred percent. He was always full speed ahead. He was always wearing a genuine smile. I hated to have to kill him.

    The following narrative is:

    1. the story of our friendship
    2. a whole bunch of misused em dashes and probably several other grammatical errors
    3. a chronicle of our devious adventure
    4. a novel full of clichés
    5. the reason for Nick's brutal disposal
    6. a whole slew of words I got out of a thesaurus–because that’s what beginner writers do
    7. a warning

    Let us start from the beginning...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRob Max Einsle
    Release dateMar 24, 2014
    ISBN9781311303097
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    Three Heads
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    Rob Max Einsle

    Rob "Max" Einsle wants to live in a world where the water tastes like wine, straight lines are curvy, and snowcones are always free. As a author, he's never been spotlighted, featured, showcased, honored or applauded on blogs, websites, podcasts, theaters, or art galleries. But that doesn't stop him! When he's not flying small airplanes or jazz drumming in his "office", you can find him sitting in a local tavern peeling labels of bottles and making mental notes of the characters inside. His recently-released book -- One Grape Cigarillo -- hit the shelves on 28 Dec 2015. www.robeinsle.com

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