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    Ladies of the Fountain (Humor)
    Ladies of the Fountain (Humor)
    Ladies of the Fountain (Humor)
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    Ladies of the Fountain (Humor)

    By Biff Mitchell

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    Wishing in fountains is said to make the fondest of dreams come true. When Rollo unleashes three muses into the modern world, his wish could be fondest dream or worst nightmare. You be the judge.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBiff Mitchell
    Release dateJul 13, 2023
    ISBN9798215422489
    Ladies of the Fountain (Humor)
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    Biff Mitchell

    Biff Mitchell is a speculative fiction writer known mostly for his quirky humor and keen insights into those aspects of life that likely won't be relevant to anything in our lifetimes, but possibly in some future reality. His most recent publication, Blowing Up (from Double Dragon Publishing) unleashes a barrage of mostly humorous short stories guaranteed to confuse and amuse the most contemporary reader. That just might be you. But...before you dive try dipping your literary toes into some free reading at crazymanadventures.com. Be warned though...nothing good can come of any of this.

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