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    The Gluttony of Murmer
    The Gluttony of Murmer
    The Gluttony of Murmer
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    The Gluttony of Murmer

    By Elodia Englemen

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    In the depths of Hell lies Envy Town, where a certain demon named Murmer spends his days waiting to hungrily feast upon the souls of the damned. Upon meeting a child that he believes is there by mistake, his interest in the human world is rekindled.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElodia Englemen
    Release dateDec 10, 2013
    ISBN9781310292439
    The Gluttony of Murmer
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    Elodia Englemen

    I'm just your average college student majoring in Creative Writing, with the stereotypical addiction to coffee (frappes, especially) and two lovely cats. Aside from writing, I play vidya games and attempt to make artsy things to go along with my works.

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