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    The Unknown Street
    The Unknown Street
    The Unknown Street
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    The Unknown Street

    By Daniel Pyrah

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    A man walking down an unknown street, unknown of what is happening, what will happen.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaniel Pyrah
    Release dateJul 7, 2014
    ISBN9781311812544
    The Unknown Street
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    Daniel Pyrah

    I am new to this writing books and short story scene so I will be a bit rusty at first I hope. I'm Daniel, I live up North with my family. I'm only doing short mini stories until I finish my book of then. I will see what happens after that. I'm happy writing my ideas and stories and sharing them for the public to see. I'm happy for you to add your comments on how i can improve my writing and become better at making my stories come to life.

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