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Morgan Sales

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Born

Mansfield, The United Kingdom

Website

http://www.thehalcyonorder.com/

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Genre

Fiction, Paranormal

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February 2015

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Part-time writer, full time teacher, teller of tales and the author of the novel Halcyon Rebirth and the novella The Haunting of a Lord. I also blog sporadically and am currently working on my second novel in the Halcyon series, Halcyon Moonrise. I intend to keep hammering away at the keyboard when I have time and am in the mood. I currently have ideas for three further books based around the Halcyon Order.

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Morgan Sales's Blog

An open letter to the Conservative Party.

For the past seven years the public sector as a whole has endured a real-terms pay cut. For seven long years our teachers, nurses, police officers, teaching assistants, firefighters, refuse collectors, and everyone else who works in our vital public services have seen their wages drop. Apart from MPs, of course. After the shameful expenses scandal, MPs still pocked a nice meaty eleven per cent