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    The Unnamed Lands: 18 Poetic Visions
    The Unnamed Lands: 18 Poetic Visions
    The Unnamed Lands: 18 Poetic Visions
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    The Unnamed Lands: 18 Poetic Visions

    By Michael V. Tulloch, Jr

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    18 poetic visions of irony and doom, encompassing all points of grief and devotion between. Written from 2010 to 2014, and the first poetry collection released by the author.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael V. Tulloch, Jr
    Release dateJan 17, 2014
    ISBN9781310555251
    The Unnamed Lands: 18 Poetic Visions
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    Michael V. Tulloch, Jr

    It is daunting, to have a small space to speak about everything that you have experienced up until this point. Convention threatens with rules and regulations and "this is how we go along", but such paper chains do nothing more than elicit a few bored blinks. So yes, it is obvious the style and the content of my work just from these few words. I shall not bother you with declarations of the obvious. I have written since I could physically write, and my current job involves writing, to some extent. My works stand on their own -- or they do not. That is left to your discernment and evaluation. Know me primarily as a ghost.

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