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Daimler, Morgan
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Fiction
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English
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Murder Between the Worlds: A Between the Worlds Novel
โ Scribed by Daimler, Morgan
- Book ID
- 108948555
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 138 KB
- Series
- Between the Worlds 1
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
Overview: My name is Morgan Daimler. I have been a witch since 1991, an Irish reconstructionist since about 1994, and heathen since 2006. I like to write poetry and recently ventured into writing fiction which I enjoy. I have had my poetry and prose published in different places including 7 anthologies, Circle magazine, Witches and Pagans magazine and the CR journal Air n-Aithesc. I am the author of the book By Land, Sea, and Sky, and the urban fantasy series Between the Worlds. Through Spero Publishing I have the children's book a Child's Eye View of the Fairy Faith.Through Moon Books I have Where the Hawthorn Grows, Fairy Witchcraft, and Pagan Portals: the Morrigan.
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