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From one Indie to another...never be scared to express yourself. Hoping my anthem will reach another Indie Author to think what role they play in this freedom of speech war.
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Sandra D Paul
Sandra D. Paul is an independent author who lives outside Atlanta with her two daughters, Simone and Jasmine. Sandra has an intense love for mystery shows, drama series, hip hop music and word search puzzles. She also enjoys designing book covers for other independent authors.
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