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    Dew on a Spiders Web

    By Fabia Brown

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    Originaly in lyric form these prose-writings,I have been influenced by Pink Floyd and my famous motoring father artist(Dexter Brown`s)abstract and impressionistic artwork styles and new age fantasy art- Interest from 2 major record companies in the 1990`s of which was said lyrics best selling point,I have included in this book the best of the lyrics/writings from the 1990`s - 2013. based on my spiritual `journeyings` the basis for the writing style and light and shade of life, which my father depicts in his studies as much as object of study itself.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 3, 2014
    ISBN9781291817980
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