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    Hilltop View

    By Earnest Long

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    These poems all have one thing in common that is a hilltop view where somebody's apartment block looks down over the valley and treetops. The occupant is a solitary man who contemplates his life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEarnest Long
    Release dateFeb 12, 2019
    ISBN9780463602249
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    Earnest Long

    Earnest Long, the author, has some experience or none of what he writes. His stories and books are in the best tradition of storytelling. He lives on his own and writes. And when not writing, he watches the TV or chats to girls.He lives in a 4th floor luxury flat in London, England. And his books are about the people he meets there or off the front pages of the daily newspapers.

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