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Stolen from Gypsies, Noble Smith’s outrageously hilarious first novel, involves a stolen Gypsy baby, a tongue-tied accountant, a rich merchant, the merchant’s ravishing daughter, magicians, spells, contracts in blood, pirates, transformations, Dim Avengers, döppelgangers, demons, duels,... read more
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The Gypsy baby was stolen from his little manger moments before his family of jugglers began their remarkable second-act feat in which flaming ax and succulent melon are flung back and forth with such amazing skill that the blades pass through the fleshy globes slicing off rings of fruit (into perfectly sectioned pieces) for the audience to snatch from the air and gobble with giddy glee.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Noble Smith (Author)
- Noble Mason Smith
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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