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    Cell Block Tango
    Cell Block Tango
    Cell Block Tango
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    Cell Block Tango

    By Joshua Long

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    In prison for a crime that he couldn't have committed, Mr. Layke finds that even in solitary confinement he isn't quite alone. In the silence he hears a voice. It is harsh, but its words ring true. Mr. Layke is never alone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua Long
    Release dateAug 29, 2014
    Cell Block Tango
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    Joshua Long

    Josh is a creator. He takes words and makes something out of them no one else can. In his world there is no end to learning, to wonder, to the capacity to achieve greatness. When he sets his mind to a task it becomes more, it becomes his quest. In place of sword and shield he wields pen and paper, able to smite foes with a single utterance and rally his troops with nothing but his words. Actions? Who needs them? This man battles with books and wrangles words with the best of them.

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