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    Fundamental Failure: Vineyard Views, #1
    Fundamental Failure: Vineyard Views, #1
    Fundamental Failure: Vineyard Views, #1
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    Fundamental Failure: Vineyard Views, #1

    By D. Lionberger

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    Partisan poetry for the #Resistance. A statement of our times. Read it and weep for what we have lost.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaniel Lionberger
    Release dateFeb 3, 2019
    ISBN9781386018445
    Fundamental Failure: Vineyard Views, #1
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    D. Lionberger

    Retirement has provided the opportunity to take the plunge I have longed for-- to immerse myself in the waters of creative writing. Whether torpedoed, or not, it is a mental medium that may prevent torpidity from setting in.

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