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    The Plagiarist Kingdom (Audiobook): Musings for the Children of the Post-Intellect Age
    The Plagiarist Kingdom (Audiobook): Musings for the Children of the Post-Intellect Age
    The Plagiarist Kingdom (Audiobook): Musings for the Children of the Post-Intellect Age
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    The Plagiarist Kingdom (Audiobook): Musings for the Children of the Post-Intellect Age

    Written by Mark Trudeau

    Narrated by Mark Trudeau

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    About this audiobook

    A collection of poems and short stories that attack mindset of too many of the people who inhabit todays society. It's a challenge to live more fully, to question your surroundings and modes of thought.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNeverneel Music
    Release dateJun 3, 2021
    ISBN9781777479695
    The Plagiarist Kingdom (Audiobook): Musings for the Children of the Post-Intellect Age

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