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    The Forbidden Novel
    The Forbidden Novel
    The Forbidden Novel
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    The Forbidden Novel

    By Julio Mario Espinosa Jimenez

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    The fascist regime of a country banned a novel. To enforce this law they created a police force in charge of pursuit after the disobedient citizens who dare to read the novel. But the cops don't know the title or the plot of the book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJulio Mario Espinosa Jimenez
    Release dateMay 29, 2015
    ISBN9781311796110
    The Forbidden Novel
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    Julio Mario Espinosa Jimenez

    The best phrase to describe myself is; “I am an innate storyteller with a great ability to create literary universes that sustained by themselves”.As a professional at advertising my creativity moves quickly to adjust to new changes, because I easily recognize how a new environment works and how I can be useful for it.I also studied film and television direction and have written more than 20 screenplays for movies, short films and soap operas in Spanish and English.

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      The Forbidden Novel - Julio Mario Espinosa Jimenez

      The Forbidden Novel

      By: Julio Mario Espinosa Jiménez.

      Copyright 2015

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      You will likewise know that men draw upon themselves their misfortunes voluntarily, and of their own free choice. Unhappy they are! They neither see nor understand that their good is near them.

      The golden verses of Pythagoras.

      There he is! The man responsible for his pain, just in front of his eyes, close enough to hurt him with his avenging hands, the detective unlock the

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