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    Out Of Stillness Poems
    Out Of Stillness Poems
    Out Of Stillness Poems
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    Out Of Stillness Poems

    By Noel-Anne Brennan

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    Love of nature and the depths of the human spirit gleam in these poems.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSander Press
    Release dateFeb 10, 2017
    ISBN9781386348092
    Out Of Stillness Poems
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    Noel-Anne Brennan

    Noel-Anne Brennan has spent most of her time reading fantasy and science fiction. She has been writing it since 1986 when "Winter Reckoning" was published. She was a finalist for the Romantic Times Award for "The Sword of the Land" in 2003. She has also written poetry and non-fiction. She teaches Anthropology and Gender Studies at the University of Rhode Island, and lives with her family in southern Rhode Island. Occasionally, in her spare time, she sleeps.

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