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“These were desperate times, the two men agreed; it was easy to stay at home and pull the bedcovers over your heads, but if nothing was done, someone would rip the bedcovers from your face and tug you naked into the street.”

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Edward Carey
Edward Carey

Edward Carey, born in 1970, is a talented playwright known for his unique style and profound themes. His works have won the appreciation of both audiences and critics. more

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