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    Sons and Daughters of Perdition
    Sons and Daughters of Perdition
    Sons and Daughters of Perdition
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    Sons and Daughters of Perdition

    By Meno Silencio

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    Sons and Daughters of Perdition tells the intimate story of the struggle to leave ones birth religion, through the medium of poetry. It is the first published book by the indie author Meno Silencio, who is a witch by choice, and a writer by birth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMeno Silencio
    Release dateDec 23, 2016
    ISBN9781370453368
    Sons and Daughters of Perdition
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    Meno Silencio

    Meno Silencio is a writer of everything from erotic horror to scifi (and yes, poetry). To read Meno's unpublished work and to see what they've got up their sleeve next check out their blog at https://theherdlesswitch.wordpress.com. You can also email Meno at Menosilencio@gmail.com. Meno

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