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    The Red Spot
    The Red Spot
    The Red Spot
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    The Red Spot

    By Bryan Jensen

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    A short story about one warrior's wounds and how he finds healing

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryan Jensen
    Release dateMar 31, 2013
    ISBN9781301737093
    The Red Spot
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    Bryan Jensen

    Reading my writing is probably the best way to understand me. I'm a pragmatist, a Warrior, a Dad, and Lover to an amazing woman. I like to seek conflict in my life in order to grow, and change, and become something more than I was before. Along the way I write to organize my thoughts and record the journey. Perhaps I've found some wisdom that you can find useful. If you enjoy my writing please share it.

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