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    Dot, Line, Surface
    Dot, Line, Surface
    Dot, Line, Surface
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    Dot, Line, Surface

    By L X

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    A small collection of poems dealing with grief, sorrow and lose. In the memory of someone very dear. Including his philosophies and values. I hope that readers can enjoy this collection, while taking in mind the bits of philosophy in here.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL X
    Release dateFeb 28, 2015
    ISBN9781310967788
    Dot, Line, Surface
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    L X

    My name is Lola, and I'm a lover of books, having read probably at least give or take a few hundred or so by now... I enjoy not only pulp fiction, but also classics from different cultures and histories from around the world. My favorite authors would have to be going by country. In English, Rowling and Stephen King's works, along with classics like The Odyssey. In Chinese, well other than classics and folklore and mythology, there is Jin Yong with his many martial art fictions. I am also focused on social issues so I hope to incorporate that into my new works.

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