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    Dispatches to the Homeworld
    Dispatches to the Homeworld
    Dispatches to the Homeworld
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    Dispatches to the Homeworld

    By Joshua Buskirk

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    Dispatches to the Homeworld is an exciting first collection. A journey of thoughts, inspirtiaons and ideas that examine our daily thoughts, small and large. It examines our feelings, loves, doubts and the idea that the jouney to find anwsers may be of more value than the solutions themselves.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua Buskirk
    Release dateAug 4, 2020
    ISBN9781393040699
    Dispatches to the Homeworld
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    Joshua Buskirk

    Joshua is a gradute of Northern Arizona University with a degree in Theatre. He has written and directed several works that few have ever seen. He roots for sports teams that never win titles. He'd like to grow up to be Patrick Stewart someday. This is his first in what he hopes to be many collections of poems and thoughts.

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