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    Netherspace
    Netherspace
    Netherspace
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    Netherspace

    By Adam Charles Mitchell

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    Two twisted tales from the dark dimension that is Netherspace.
    Are you prepared to follow two lost travelers in two entirely different yet strange journeys in this dark planetary system?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdam Charles Mitchell
    Release dateMay 13, 2017
    ISBN9781370744527
    Netherspace
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    Adam Charles Mitchell

    Hello readers, I live in Shropshire, UK, with my young daughter Holly, who is my inspiration in some way for all my writing. While writing I'm always always pestered by two caffeine addicted dogs Mick and Molly. With all my book’s I try to bring awareness that people with Dyslexia can accomplish anything, and it should never hold them back from reaching their goals. I suffered terribly with Dyslexia for most of his life, it affected me mostly at secondary school because of the bullying and pressure to get on with and not make a fuss. This resulted in a very truant young teenager who had a few to many run-ins with his dad for skipping school. But also where I found my eternal love for the printed word. Especially Crime Capers of the 30 and 1940's I wrote my first novel The Lost Angel in 2015 with its follow up the following year. I've also set up and run various Creative Writing groups all over Shropshire and have helped put together several anthologies of one sort and another.

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