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    Blue Hour: Blue Hour, #1
    Blue Hour: Blue Hour, #1
    Blue Hour: Blue Hour, #1
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    Blue Hour: Blue Hour, #1

    By Alette Anastasia

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    A collection of aesthetic poetry and prose inspired by the magic of blue hour. Written with fantastical themes and a twinge of melancholy lonesomeness, this chapbook is for those who have dwelled in the hour before dawn. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlette Anastasia
    Release dateDec 1, 2020
    ISBN9781393240624
    Blue Hour: Blue Hour, #1
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    Alette Anastasia

    Alette Anastasia is a creative soul who uses writing and art to cope with mental illness. She sees beauty in everything and loves to escape reality into fantasy worlds of her own making. Thriving in the midst of chaos, she continues to make her own way in the world. You can connect with Alette on her blog, Bookish Munchkin.

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