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    Pieces of Mind: Poetry of sorts
    Pieces of Mind: Poetry of sorts
    Pieces of Mind: Poetry of sorts
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    Pieces of Mind: Poetry of sorts

    By Freya Anduin

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    Assorted poetry about life, the multiverse and everything.



    Can you ride your thoughts
    by spreading your wings,
    surfing the thermals of the sun?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateApr 21, 2021
    ISBN9788743029243
    Pieces of Mind: Poetry of sorts
    Author

    Freya Anduin

    Freya Anduin er uddannet cand.comm. med historie samt i psykologi og dramaturgi – formidler, historiker, kommunikatør og journalist - og har skrevet og holdt foredrag i adskillige år. Skriverierne er blevet til mange forskellige ting i årenes løb: artikler, kronikker, portrætter, lærebøger, digte, engelske short stories, håndbøger, tv-koncepter, filmmanuskripter, by- og museumsquizzer m.v. Serien om Lendorph & la Cour fylder mest: Historiske hyggekrimier, som foregår i 1910 og har basis i virkelige kriminalsager. Det er en spændende tid – starten på vores moderne verden – og det har krævet omfattende research, bl.a. på Rigsarkivet, at skrive serien.

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