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    Bus Man's Holiday

    By Wesley S. Jess

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    Bus Man's Holiday

    One Day in 2010 when a credit crunch occurred...

    No one appears to be buying my books or perhaps I'm not told. #Censorship

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    Wesley S. Jess' email address is available in the book.

    Thank you for your support if you have helped...

    #Satire #Tories #Recession #Economy #NHS #Education #Welfare #UK #US #United States #Funny #Humour

    #Poetry #Humor #Humour #Musings #Funny #PoliticalNoir #Noir #Politics #2020 #LOVE #UK #DEATH
    #Satire #Tories #Recession #Economy #NHS #Education

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWesley S. Jess
    Release dateJan 28, 2021
    ISBN9781005845032
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    Bus Man's Holiday
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    Wesley S. Jess

    Wesley S. Jess is a 30 something, single man living in Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom, PLANET EARTH...[ Hopefully Kettering high street will see more shine with the additional improvements planned... :D ]Jess definitely has a mental health profile and finds solace through poetry, art & collaborating.Point of Order: *There needs to be better medications for mental health needs.*A unique product of the 80s who has witnessed the cyclical change in politics from Thatcher to Johnson. #MirrorIMAGE[In terms of politics it's 1993 in 2022...]A HUGE THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT PAST & PRESENT.

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