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    I Will Adore You Even From Hell
    I Will Adore You Even From Hell
    I Will Adore You Even From Hell
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    I Will Adore You Even From Hell

    By Carlos Menjivar

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    These three poems lend support to the short story novel Leonardo And Mary-Angel, concerning Alex.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarlos Menjivar
    Release dateFeb 10, 2013
    ISBN9780991853427
    I Will Adore You Even From Hell
    Author

    Carlos Menjivar

    I’m a Canadian of Salvadoran birth; the fourth of eight children. Scorpio. Born on a steep hill near San Agustin, Usulutan Department; near rivers and hardwood trees. I studied at Escuela 14 de Julio -Usulutan-, Escuela Unificada Jose Simeon Cañas, Escuela Parroquial San Francisco, Instituto Nacional Jose Simeon Cañas, –Zacatecoluca city, La Paz Department-. I graduated from San Salvador’s Escuela Nacional de Comercio with a Bachelor’s Certificate in Business Administration and Accounting, Class of 1982.If you would like to request a coupon please email Carlos Menjivar at quascifixion@shaw.ca

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      I Will Adore You Even From Hell - Carlos Menjivar

      I WILL ADORE YOU EVEN FROM HELL

      By

      Carlos Vital Menjivar

      I Will Adore You Even From Hell

      Copyright © 2013 by Carlos Vital Menjivar

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      This book may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by mimeograph or by any other means, without the express consent by the author.

      Cover titled Rainbow Computer Graphics by Carlos Vital Menjivar

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