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    2020 - Clearly Blue: Grapes of Wrath Vintage, #2
    2020 - Clearly Blue: Grapes of Wrath Vintage, #2
    2020 - Clearly Blue: Grapes of Wrath Vintage, #2
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    2020 - Clearly Blue: Grapes of Wrath Vintage, #2

    By D. Lionberger

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    A meagre and minor collection of recollections of one of the worst years in American history. Take it with a grain of salt, a spoonful of sugar, or a snifter of brandy... "It is what it is," as one politician assured us in such a snidely succinct way. This is the view of the year as one man saw it, but it possibly concurs with the perspective of many people. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaniel Lionberger
    Release dateJan 1, 2021
    ISBN9781393706274
    2020 - Clearly Blue: Grapes of Wrath Vintage, #2
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    D. Lionberger

    Retirement has provided the opportunity to take the plunge I have longed for-- to immerse myself in the waters of creative writing. Whether torpedoed, or not, it is a mental medium that may prevent torpidity from setting in.

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