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    Greatest hits part 1
    Greatest hits part 1
    Greatest hits part 1
    Ebook74 pages33 minutes

    Greatest hits part 1

    By Hank Simmons

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    About this ebook

    It's all my previous work and some new ones.
    People who want a more complete buy, or want more of my work can purchase it here.
    It contains works like fairy rock, the naga the outcast, and a mermaid tragedy called the tragedy off misty. All that and much more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHank Simmons
    Release dateMar 18, 2011
    ISBN9781458104281
    Greatest hits part 1
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    Hank Simmons

    hi I'm hank simmons and i was born and raise in the finger lakes region its a place in new york were the native American's believe there god stamped his/her hand on the land . I am also have an asberger and bipolar diagnoses. anyway my god given talent is poetry so you will see lots of that from me. i don't want you to use them in bits and pieces without my permission so contact me at. blacksixdog@gmail.com thanks hank.

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