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    This Side Up: An Incomplete Collection of Mostly Poetry
    This Side Up: An Incomplete Collection of Mostly Poetry
    This Side Up: An Incomplete Collection of Mostly Poetry
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    This Side Up: An Incomplete Collection of Mostly Poetry

    By Lian Waite

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    Lian Waite returns with a follow up to his 2015 poetry collection, Bare With Me, I'm Terrible With Names. This Side Up displays the evolution of Lian as a writer and painter of emotion. Journey once more into the mind of Lian Waite as he puts his heart on display for the world to see. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBecause Its Thursday Publishing
    Release dateJul 6, 2019
    ISBN9780996683722
    This Side Up: An Incomplete Collection of Mostly Poetry
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    Lian Waite

    Lian Waite is from a small town in Southeastern Virginia and enjoys medium length walks on a warm country road.

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