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Agnishatdal Book 6, 25she boisakh 1425 in shoptly

Agnishatdal Book 6, 25she boisakh 1425

 
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Agnishatdal is a monthly English Ezine created by a group of extremely talented, huge-hearted writers, artists and creators. As its creators are scattered all over the world its creations are versatile. They are free to create whatever they want to as long as it is not biased, ugly so you can be sure of one thing, its contents are versatile.

 

You will see many a type of stuffs in the Ezines, stories, critiques, artworks, photograph, poem, non-fiction…

 

As for the Quarterlies, they sometimes have the contents from the Ezines sometimes not. This quarterly is celebrating one of Agnishatdal’s priceless gems Troy David Loy, his gifts to the Ezine(s) is beyond words!

 

But, none of these works were in Ezines, they are a collection from his guest posts. Awesome bunch of stories for fantasy lovers, lovers of science fiction! Have fun!

 

You know that these works are copyrighted to Troy David Loy. His contact is at the end of the book.


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