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Andrew Angus is the editor of Muses Review. He finished agricultural economics. He likes to write plays, poems, shortstories. He is based in San Jose, California.
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Mountain Lion (2005),40 pp.
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Muses Review - Jan 2004.
H. Sample Works (poetry/short fiction) Featured in:
Manila Review (www.manilareview.org)
I. Future Books to be published:
a. Raphael's Masterpiece, b. Economics of the Future,
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