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    The Blood Orange Tree
    The Blood Orange Tree
    The Blood Orange Tree
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    The Blood Orange Tree

    By M. Crane Hana

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    Dangerous people on personal quests, plots woven and exposed, artists and adventurers confronting the universe in grief and joy...this anthology of short fantasy stories and magical-realism poems is drawn from M. Crane Hana's 35-year writing and art archives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrane Hana Books
    Release dateNov 21, 2020
    ISBN9781393129981
    The Blood Orange Tree
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    M. Crane Hana

    M. Crane Hana writes erotic romance and space fantasy. As an artist, she's known for jewelry design, book art sculpture, and fiber arts.

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