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When A River Floods from Bottomless Sky (a novel by J. Otis Powell‽)
Half In Shadow
Adamas had spent his career managing chaos. He traveled from the red clay South to the milkweed Midwest because Aquanetta invited him and his life in Birmingham Alabama was killing him. He was bored with public television and Birmingham, uninterested in grandchildren, tired of X-wives, X-girlfriends and advice from doctors who wanted to manage his entire existence. A change will ...
Tuesday 17th January 2012 2:52 pm
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