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Sean Ferrell – The Author Talks About Numb the Character
It’s great to have you back after the first part of the interview with novelist Sean Ferrell – The Author Talks About Writing. Today, we continue with Sean talking about Numb the main character of his book (the book is … Continue reading →
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Sean Ferrell – The Author Talks About the Book Trailer Numb
Thanks for coming back again for the third and final post on writer Sean Ferrell. The first two posts are below if you have not seen them: Sean Ferrell – The Author Talks About Writing Sean Ferrell – The Author … Continue reading →