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    Wine Fiction: A Bibliography

    By Warren R. Johnson

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    Wine Fiction: A Bibliography will lead you to mystery, romance, novels, poetry, plays, stories, and other books with a wine, winery, or vineyard theme. These may be new, old, or hard to find works. Many are now available in a new format. Use this guide as a starting point to find a book you did not know about. Find your next new favorite book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWarren R. Johnson
    Release dateJun 14, 2019
    ISBN9780983647027
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    Wine Fiction: A Bibliography
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    Warren R. Johnson

    I am a freelance writer and publisher. I have published print and e-books and have written for magazines and newsletters in the fields of travel, history, religion, and music. I am a former bookdealer and classical musician. I have many years of education and traditional employment in multiple fields. I have traveled extensively – 47 US states, Canada, Mexico, Panamá, Ecuador, and Europe. I currently live in Cuenca, Ecuador. You can find me at: www.SecondHarvestBooks.com, Some of my works can be seen in whole or in part at www.clippings.me/warren-r-johnson, and www.TravelSketches.info.

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