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    Life's Little Whispers

    By Neil Bason

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    About this ebook

    A collection of fourteen poems cut from the rugged Cornish coastline, a love of the surf and the quirks of life.

    From the rolling ocean waves to family adventure, and vivid imaginations to mocking shadows, the words within embrace simplicity and humour in addressing those little snippets of the day to day that stay etched eternally in the mind.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNeil Bason
    Release dateMar 4, 2016
    ISBN9781311761880
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    Life's Little Whispers
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    Neil Bason

    Neil Bason is a Liverpudlian who grew up on the outskirts of Manchester and now resides in the wilds of Cornwall. He qualified as a journalist in 2013 and spent a year working on the news desk of a local paper...he hated it. He is currently working (almost) tirelessly on a first book with the working title, Dark Times: The Travels of Thomas Humbolt, and in the meantime writes snippets of poetry, or something closely resembling poetry, and about football and nerd culture for all who will listen.

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