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    Memories of Malloy
    Memories of Malloy
    Memories of Malloy
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    Memories of Malloy

    By Mike Bozart

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    Before going to watch the Liverpool - Hull City football/soccer match at an uptown pub, the author (Agent 33) and his wife (Agent 32) discuss the legendary Mr. Malloy (of San Francisco fame) at a Starbucks in an older Charlotte (USA) neighborhood. The barista overhears their conversation and gets herself wound into the story.

    Approx. 1300 words.

    No sex, drugs, violence, or foul language.

    Movie rating: G.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMike Bozart
    Release dateMar 3, 2017
    ISBN9781370103683
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