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Sex, Drugs, Rock ‘n Roll, and Tentacles! or Why My Debut Novel Sucks

January 16, 2013 by roberrera Leave a Comment

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Hey, I wrote a novel. It’s called Hangman’s Jam, and it’s awesome, probably the best book ever written, and definitely the best book you will ever read. It’s packed with love, sex, death, murder, music, mayhem, and cosmic monsters. Check it out for yourself. But first, let me tell you what blows about my debut […]

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