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    Wild Winter: Inaudible Songs For Sad Gays
    Wild Winter: Inaudible Songs For Sad Gays
    Wild Winter: Inaudible Songs For Sad Gays
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    Wild Winter: Inaudible Songs For Sad Gays

    By K.W. Hether-Patterson and Matty Hether-Patterson

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    Embark on a mesmerizing cosmic journey through two distinct timelines in "Wild Winter: Inaudible Songs for Sad Gays." This book stands as an examination of heartache and hope on the other side of it, as the author, a pop star in an alternate univer

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherhe(t)her press
    Release dateJan 11, 2024
    ISBN9781088092712
    Wild Winter: Inaudible Songs For Sad Gays
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    K.W. Hether-Patterson

    About the AuthorK.W. Hether-Patterson is a writer and poet currently living in the QuadCities. Their book, Bubblegum Daydreams, was released in July 2023when it became a #1 New Release on Amazon's charts. K.W. writeshorror, poetry, & bizzaro tales. Over the course of their career, K.W.had eight Top 100 books on the Amazon charts; under various pennames. When they are not glued to a keyboard, K.W. can usually befound exploring the woods with their husband Matty & dog Emma.If you like K.W.'s work, find them on Amazon or subscribe to POETRYPASS, a lifetime ebook membership.As always, reviews are appreciated!You can connect with me on:https://hetherpress.gumroad.com

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