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    A Parcel of Sonnets by Charles E. Miller
    A Parcel of Sonnets by Charles E. Miller
    A Parcel of Sonnets by Charles E. Miller
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    A Parcel of Sonnets by Charles E. Miller

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    "Miller possesses a unique talent. He writes in the art forms of the short story, the novel, including the disciplines of poetry and essays . . . . He believes that the writer who creates a character in the mind of the reader draws life from the shadows of oblivion."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJul 31, 2010
    ISBN9781453548691
    A Parcel of Sonnets by Charles E. Miller
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    Charles E. Miller

    Charles E. Miller graduated from Stanford University with a degree in English, studying at the late Wallace Stegner’s Creative Writing Center. He believes that literature is the most comprehensive, profound, and mysterious voice of people living their lives. Great creative literature presents multifaceted human problems, failures, and victories.

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