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    The Girl Who Cried The Sea and Other Poetic Oddity
    The Girl Who Cried The Sea and Other Poetic Oddity
    The Girl Who Cried The Sea and Other Poetic Oddity
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    The Girl Who Cried The Sea and Other Poetic Oddity

    By Cassandra Poe

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    An illustrated collection of 13 poems about bizarre and wacky creatures. Inside you'll find girls who completely transform, launch into outer space and find love in unusual places. There are theories about why the sea is rising and what might happen if dreams are followed. Slightly horrific, step into a twisted realm in the tradition of Tim Burton.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCassandra Poe
    Release dateSep 26, 2014
    ISBN9781310414114
    The Girl Who Cried The Sea and Other Poetic Oddity
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    Cassandra Poe

    C.C. has been writing stories about robots since 1986. Writing influences include E.E. "Doc" Smith, J. Michael Straczynski, Osamu Tezuka, and just about every 80's movie about robots ever made.

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