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    Falling Through the World
    Falling Through the World
    Falling Through the World
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    Falling Through the World

    By Leslie D. Soule

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    "The world howls-sometimes, the moon yips back."

    Falling Through the World is a collection of 50 new poems by Leslie D. Soule's best poems, examining relationships, modernity, and other topics. With her characteristic wit and poignancy, Soule sketches a path of dislocation through the problems that we all face.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTerror House Press, LLC
    Release dateApr 15, 2022
    ISBN9781951897680
    Falling Through the World
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    Leslie D. Soule

    Leslie Soule is an author who likes to experiment within the fantasy genre. She is the author of the novel Fallenwood and she lives in Sacramento, California.

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