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    The Moon 108

    By Ali Noel Vyain

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    Features work from Merrie Wolfie, Albert Vetere Lannon, Damedged Aesthetician, Bob Eberth, Gary Every, Jonathan S. Burnworth, Scientist in Training Gone Mad, and Lizette Cassandra Mueller.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAli Noel Vyain
    Release dateOct 11, 2018
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    The Moon 108
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    Ali Noel Vyain

    I'm a strange and unusual writer/graphic designer who writes mainly in the urban fantasy/science fiction genres about people who come in different shapes, sizes and colors and may not all be heterosexual.

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