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    Fordell Rhymes
    Fordell Rhymes
    Fordell Rhymes
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    Fordell Rhymes

    By William T Stevens

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    I started writing over 20 yrs ago. My memory takes me back to the first thoughts
    that I had when out walking my dogs through Fordell Estate.
    The sights and sounds of the surrounding woodland, the old trees and smells of nature.
    So THE BEAST OF FORDELL was created.
    I write about Health, Fiction, Life, Nature and political subjects.
    In fact , anything that comes into my mind I will try to create a poem about it.
    That is when I took up the pen, so to speak.
    I like to compartmentalise my writing which is then mixed in my books
    so there is no one genre
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press UK
    Release dateMar 21, 2023
    ISBN9781982287016
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