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Wrath

Name: Wrath
Brand: Anthony James Day
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ISBN: 9780463553084

Por Anthony James Day

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Editorial:: Anthony James Day
Publicado:: Apr 2, 2020
ISBN:: 9780463553084
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Wrath is the fifth book in the Seven Deadly Sins Collection. This collection comprises seven small books of poetry by Anthony James Day. Each book has poems which relate to a deadly sin. 7 Deadly Sins, 7 Deadly Books of Poetry... 1 Deadly Poet.

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Editorial:: Anthony James Day
Publicado:: Apr 2, 2020
ISBN:: 9780463553084
Formato:: Libro

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Anthony James Day

Anthony James Day is a freelance poet born in Brisbane in 1971. Anthony featured in a documentary titled "The Vagabond Poet", showcasing the poetry scene of Brisbane in the 1990's. Later Anthony gained notoriety for dancing in the mall outside Sanity Music in the Hobart mall (Tasmania), affectionately known as the Hobart Dancing Man.Anthony wrote six volumes of poetry during his lifetime, which was sadly cut short due to suicide in 2003.His poetry and legacy continue to be shared through the efforts of his friends and family.

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