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    From The Edge Of Nowhere
    From The Edge Of Nowhere
    From The Edge Of Nowhere
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    From The Edge Of Nowhere

    By Ren Williams

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    Poetry from the edge of nowhere Wales and back again. From England to Wales and the space in the middle.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRen Williams
    Release dateMar 6, 2017
    ISBN9781370374199
    From The Edge Of Nowhere
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    Ren Williams

    Ren is a weird and important poet and geek from the edge of nowhere Wales. They also write weird little stories, bits and bobs and creative non-fiction.Ren is a pronoun indifferent bisexual non-binary/genderfluid writer.They blog about parenting, lgbtq issues and cats at Queer Little Family.Published in several LGBTQ lit publications, and with three self-published poetry collections.Ren will, one day, finish a novel.More commonly known as bread, they can be found sleeping or thinking about sleeping.They also dabble in art and photography.

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