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Patrick Kilgallon
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Float like a butterfly, post like a bee!
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Hello, yourself
I am Patrick, a deaf man from PA and look forward to 'tawkin' books' and hoping to win you over to my profile while chatting with hard-core readers like yourselves.
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Thomas Hood
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Genuinely Genius
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Welcome to BookTalk, Patrick. Hey, you've been busy:
"gather the weeds, Patrick Kilgallon's first novel is a science fiction horror about bioethic, euthanasia expansion projects, and rights of various characters with disabilities that are being slowly taken away as the federal government turns them into wards under state governments' control. . . .
Brian Doucet said: "Intense... just pure concentrated intensity. When I read The Road by Cormac McCarthy sometime ago my only comment about it was I thought it too dark and gloomy from page one to the last. Gather the Weeds makes The Road seem like a happy little fairy tale with cute bunnies hoping among the daisies while sunbeams twinkle in the crystal air... really."
Tom
"gather the weeds, Patrick Kilgallon's first novel is a science fiction horror about bioethic, euthanasia expansion projects, and rights of various characters with disabilities that are being slowly taken away as the federal government turns them into wards under state governments' control. . . .
Brian Doucet said: "Intense... just pure concentrated intensity. When I read The Road by Cormac McCarthy sometime ago my only comment about it was I thought it too dark and gloomy from page one to the last. Gather the Weeds makes The Road seem like a happy little fairy tale with cute bunnies hoping among the daisies while sunbeams twinkle in the crystal air... really."
Tom
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Patrick Kilgallon
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Float like a butterfly, post like a bee!
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