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Printed Words - Summer 2019
By Amanda Steel
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Poetry, fiction and other creative writing from a variety of writers based all over the world.
This is the second issue of the quarterly e-zine Printed Words.
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Amanda Steel
Amanda Steel is a multi-genre author, podcast co-host and founder of the e-zine "Printed Words". Her other books include "After the Zombies" and "First Charge".
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