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    Stealth Appollonia
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    Stealth Appollonia
    Ebook186 pages56 minutes

    Stealth Appollonia

    By Fred McNeill

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    About this ebook

    Fred McNeill comes from Paisley Scotland and went to St. Charles School, then attended secondary school at Sacred Heart in Paisley. I met Fred McNeill on a poetry site nearly two years ago and instantly developed an admiration for his works. Fred writes with passion and fills every poem with both his heart and his soul.From the dark and Mournful poetic cries in "Your Heroin Only Makes Me Sad" to his humour filled "Gumption Considered" Fred McNeill is an artist whose paintings are created within the mind of the reader. With careful study one finds hidden meaning in every write, and long after the book is finished the reader finds themself pondering the words they have read. . Author:Marilyn Thompson Artwork for the cover of this book was designed by Kevin O'Neill.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 12, 2013
    ISBN9781447615088
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