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    Crossed Tongue Freak of Ink
    Crossed Tongue Freak of Ink
    Crossed Tongue Freak of Ink
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    Crossed Tongue Freak of Ink

    By Mister Construed X

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    He sat down on a Saturday night and wrote, just for something to do, a poem. Then one led to another, and another. Before he knew what he had done his 12th book was completely ready for publishing.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMister Construed X
    Release dateNov 30, 2019
    ISBN9780463815922
    Crossed Tongue Freak of Ink
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    Mister Construed X

    Mister Construed X; I’m a man of simple beginnings and a vivid imagination. Corrupted at a young age and polluted at some point in between; you’ll most likely find me buying a gumball at the mall with money that I stole from a fountain; blowing bubbles just for the hell of it, popping other people’s wishes in pink stickiness.Say hello at; misterconstruedX@hotmail.com

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