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RAIDING THE DEEP

Posted by: John Looker on 25 March, 2012

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The Human Hive

The Human Hive, by John Looker

Published by Bennison Books, 2015, priced at cost, through Amazon

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Byzantium & Istanbul – series (10)
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- That Old Working Week (8)
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New Zealand (7)
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