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    Ways We Imagine Others See Us
    Ways We Imagine Others See Us
    Ways We Imagine Others See Us
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    Ways We Imagine Others See Us

    By Abe Vanian

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    Sherman, while working on his college studies, strikes up an unusual friendship with a professor. While spending time online, he meets an inquisitive young woman with a secret. Never not unsure, Sherman faces a series of choices that could forever alter how he sees others. And himself. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAbe Vanian
    Release dateDec 22, 2022
    ISBN9798215221969
    Ways We Imagine Others See Us
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    Abe Vanian

    First of their name, last of their kind. An unabashed lover of all things owls. Older, but hardly wiser, Abe enjoys how black is the night. 

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