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On February the 9th, this year, a book called The Four Stages of Poetry will be published! The author of the book is Marysa Writes, the one that posts on this blog (not that there are any others out there; there might be, but I doubt it).

Anyways, I have no idea how much it costs or anything, only that you'll have to buy it to read it, which is a heavy drawback, but you've gotta buy practically everything, nowadays. I would not be surprised if you have to buy friendships in a few years. So, enjoy free things while they last!

For more information on The Four Stages of Poetry, you can visit this link! I believe she will be keeping us updated on her blog, so if you're interested, keep an eye out on there!

-Mark Swift
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  1. Spitfire1/27/2019 06:57:00 PM

    Wow Marysa, congratulations!

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    1. NexusFox1/27/2019 06:58:00 PM

      I'm hoping to persuade her to get me a virtual copy for free :/

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    2. Marysa Writes1/27/2019 07:09:00 PM

      I currently don't have digital copies set up, but maybe I will. Check your nanomail.

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  2. Marysa Writes1/27/2019 07:06:00 PM

    I love how it's unimportant.

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  3. Gabby1/28/2019 08:56:00 AM

    Congrats Mars, so excited for you! :)

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