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    Manifesto of a Blossoming Supervillain
    Manifesto of a Blossoming Supervillain
    Manifesto of a Blossoming Supervillain
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    Manifesto of a Blossoming Supervillain

    By Lincoln Christie

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    It's poetry night at the asylum, and the inmates all have something to say... A poetry collection on anger, gender, trauma, mental illness, prejudice, and rebellion spoken through the lens of characters who may or may not be familiar, Manifesto of a Blossoming Supervillain is raw, evocative, sometimes vicious, and possibly poised to take over the city.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLincoln Christie
    Release dateMay 17, 2023
    ISBN9798223587316
    Manifesto of a Blossoming Supervillain
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    Lincoln Christie

    Lincoln Christie is an author, dragon enthusiast, and eldritch being currently lurking somewhere in the United States. You can usually find them on tumblr or haunting the local ramen joint. Their favorite movie is The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and their favorite author’s name is Agatha. To find Lincoln’s other works, such as their poetry collection and adult science fiction and fantasy novels, you can visit their website lincolnchristie.com. You can also find them at lincolnchristie.tumblr.com where you can watch their embarrassing addiction to sharing memes about their characters in real time. To read their books in chapter-by-chapter updates, get extra content, and see pictures of their cats, you can sign up for their Patreon at patreon.com/LincolnChristie.

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