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Novel
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H P Lovecraft

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At 10:46pm on October 3, 2011, Stacy Eaton said…
Welcome to Author's Robert - Saw you joined the Paranormal group!  Glad to see you here - look forward to your input!
At 12:05am on October 6, 2011, scribbler said…
Nice to meet you Robert. Welcome aboard. :) I hope you like it here! I look forward to reading what you share with us. The people are nice, trust me.
At 7:02am on October 10, 2011, Kay Elizabeth said…

Hi Robert! Welcome to Authors.com. It’s great to meet you! I hope we’ll see you around the site often. :)

 

We’d love it if you could pop in on this thread please and share how you found your way to us. :)

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