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    The Carpenter
    The Carpenter
    The Carpenter
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    The Carpenter

    By Libby Schofield

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    He married his best friend, and then he married his career. People only knew him by one name: the carpenter.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLibby Schofield
    Release dateJul 14, 2014
    ISBN9780992051228
    The Carpenter
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    Libby Schofield

    Libby Schofield is a writer and poet based in Nova Scotia, Canada. Her work has appeared online, in magazines, and in three Canadian anthologies, including one with the Elizabeth Bishop Society. She released her first collection of poems and short stories, The Night is Starry, in 2013. Her interests include Tudor history, feather collecting, and the mass consumption of chocolate. To learn more about Libby, her interests, and her upcoming projects visit her website www.libbyschofield.wordpress.com and follow her on Twitter @LibbySometimes.

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