CRISPIN ROTH'S ART OPENING by Edward L. Woodyard
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EdwardLWoodyard
Ongoing, First published Nov 09, 2019
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This stand-alone short story is adapted from chapters of a full manuscript currently entitled JOSHUA ESPOSITO, the second part of an intended trilogy of novels with screenplays.
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