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R.J. Spruce The first book was just a guide, a gift for my nephew. I enjoyed writing it so much that after it was finished I found myself still writing ideas down…moreThe first book was just a guide, a gift for my nephew. I enjoyed writing it so much that after it was finished I found myself still writing ideas down. It is quite cathartic. I then shared some of these ideas with family and friends who encouraged me to take the stories further.(less)
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