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    Ichabod
    Ichabod
    Ichabod
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    Ichabod

    By Bradley Jon DeVries

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    Ichabod is the shocking story about a man trying to break free from his normal everyday routines to find meaning. Through his dreams he deals with this struggle, slowly losing grasp on reality as the line between the two become blurred. Ichabod creates two characters to help him with his fight: a space pilot and a spy. The journey all three undertake lead to a stunning conclusion that will leave you breathless.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 25, 2003
    ISBN9781403390820
    Ichabod
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    Bradley Jon DeVries

    Bradley Jon DeVries was born in 1978 and has lived throughout the world. He currently resides in Washington State where he works at a lumber mill. He is pursing a degree in psychology.

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