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    Superstition
    Superstition
    Superstition
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    Superstition

    By Rana Kelly

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    A small collection of poetry inspired by life experiences and close brushes with death.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRana Kelly
    Release dateFeb 10, 2012
    ISBN9781466134720
    Superstition
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    Rana Kelly

    Rana Kelly was born in the Deep South and raised all over Europe. Before writing fiction she was a music journalist for a rock n' roll ezine and interviewed Platinum winning artists. She tends to be an adventure seeker and an adrenaline junkie  She lives with a ironically sweet Chihuahua and a Persian cat that makes her feel inferior on a daily basis. When not writing, she's riding horses and dreaming of Scotland, where she hopes to end up permanently one day,

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