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    Bardicblogger's Writing Collection
    Bardicblogger's Writing Collection
    Bardicblogger's Writing Collection
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    Bardicblogger's Writing Collection

    By Teri Montague

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    The anthology Includes 100 words, writing 100 words from one-word prompts, a collection of poems, `She Who Dwells' a dystopian tale about a girl that lives underground who spontaneously learns to read and `The Mirror Path', a story written across multiple blog posts about twins lost in a maze.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTeri Montague
    Release dateMay 4, 2016
    ISBN9781310836930
    Bardicblogger's Writing Collection
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    Teri Montague

    Teri Montague was born in 1983 in Blackburn, a small working-class town in Lancashire. She worked for several years in customer service before returning to education to pursue her love of writing fantasy fiction. She graduated from Blackburn College in 2014 with a 2nd Class Degree in English Language and Literary Studies with honours. A lifelong fantasy fan, she has written several short ebooks, a creative writing advice blog for beginners, a collection of ebooks under the pseudonym bardicblogger and the fantasy trilogy Xorés. She is also an avid gamer and geek..

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