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Mythical
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Blood Meridian
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Jack London

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The Defendant never intended to cannibalize his father. I also believe that his love endures somewhere north of here. And I do believe, circumstances being what they are, that he should not be held responsible and should be allowed to pursue his intuitions. I will influence you no further now that my opinion is known.

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On the Edge of a Great Distance

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At 11:07pm on February 18, 2011, Kay Elizabeth said…
Welcome to Authors.com, N.E.. :) Great to have you here. Please tell us all about what you write.
At 11:52pm on February 19, 2011, scribbler said…
Nice to meet you N.E. Smeds. Welcome aboard. :) I hope you like it! I look forward to reading what you share with us. The people are nice, trust me.

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