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    Citizen Bane (A Citizen Bane Story)

    By Jon-Paul Smith

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    Somewhere in the desert a lone gunman rides on a mare with Texas rangers in hot pursuit. But little do they know that all Hell is about to break loose. Literally. A short Lovecraftian western featuring the Shaolin gunman Citizen Bane.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJon-Paul Smith
    Release dateNov 19, 2014
    ISBN9781310142413
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    Citizen Bane (A Citizen Bane Story)
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    Jon-Paul Smith

    Jon-Paul Smith lives in Tennessee. When he's not writing and spending time with his daughter he works for a rather famous, and rather large, retailer, managing back room processes. But his true passions are writing - and spending time with his young daughter who is still learning to read. If she's anything like her daddy it won't take long.His fiction centers around the genres of fantasy, science fiction, superhero fiction, magical realism and occasionally crime.

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