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    These Masks We Wear
    These Masks We Wear
    These Masks We Wear
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    These Masks We Wear

    By Andrew James Wells

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    'These masks we wear' is a look into our lives, the things we crave, the things that torture us and everything in between. It is a journey showcasing the things we want but yet out of reach, it is the sorrow that we love to embrace and the ghosts of our past that dance in the candlelight.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndrew James Wells
    Release dateJan 3, 2016
    ISBN9781311154866
    These Masks We Wear
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    Andrew James Wells

    Andrew James Wells, born on 11th September 1975, is an English author originally from the small village of Yarm and now residing in Stockton.Andrew started writing when he was fifteen years of age where he started writing poetry based on life experiences and issues he felt strongly about, these can be seen in his poetry book ‘Past Visions’.Since writing, what is known now as, Past Visions in 1991, Andrew took a huge break before starting again in 2012 with a new writing method and a more mature outlook to his work. Again this poetry was based on his own experiences and issues he felt strongly about, starting with the eBook ‘Shattered Glass Mind’.Andrew has always had a passion of how words, especially accompanied by music, could create a mood, a feeling and a range of emotions, and in some circumstances create a connection between the writer and the reader. Andrew put this into practice with his recent writing, the ability to connect with others and write about issues that affect us all.Andrew is currently working on short stories.

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