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    Beanstreets
    Beanstreets
    Beanstreets
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    Beanstreets

    By Mike Bozart

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    The author recounts a visit to his favorite downtown Asheville coffeehouse, Beanstreets, in April of 1998. An intriguing 'cosmic' conversation at an adjacent table is overheard and transcribed. Just another legendary day at the award-winning java joint.

    A 2000-word psecret psociety pshort pstory.

    Mr. Malloy: Absent

    Sex: No

    Violence: No

    Drugs: No

    Strangeness level: Moderate

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMike Bozart
    Release dateMar 14, 2017
    ISBN9781311727367
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