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    Pilgrimage
    Pilgrimage
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    Pilgrimage

    By Libby O'Neill

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    A woman makes a special trip to the city to visit places that were once special to her sister. Urban fiction.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLibby O'Neill
    Release dateJun 29, 2012
    ISBN9781476061986
    Pilgrimage
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    Libby O'Neill

    I am an Australian fiction writer and artist.Originally from Maitland, near Newcastle, I have lived in Central West NSW for more than forty years. Many things inspire my creative pursuits - my life experiences, country and coastal locations and travel. One of the hardest things when writing is choosing the right name for characters.In 2012, I self-published one of my novels called The Jasper Plate. This novel is available for purchase as a paperback, a hard-cover book and also as an ebook.Online, visit The Book Depository, Amazon or the Xlibris online bookstore to order, or order from any good bookstore.

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