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    Sunset Dawn
    Sunset Dawn
    Sunset Dawn
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    Sunset Dawn

    By Amanda Cobb

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    Sunset Dawn is a collection of poetry written in 2014 and two short stories that are under one thousand words each. Most of the poetry is romantic in nature, though some speak of confusion and grief long held. The short stories, known as flash fiction, are science fiction in nature and meant to be humorous and thought provoking.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmanda Cobb
    Release dateJul 30, 2014
    ISBN9781311103956
    Sunset Dawn
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    Amanda Cobb

    Amanda Cobb has been writing poetry for 11 years and stories for 10. She publishes fan fiction on fanfiction.net under the pen name ProudMarineWife. She is in her final year at Full Sail University.

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