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C. R. Snyder
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C. R. W. Edwards
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Crypto Tech Academy
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Crypto Trading Crypto Trading Log Book
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Crystal Abidin
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Crystal Bowman
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Crystal Chan
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Crystal Daniels
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Crystal D. Herman
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Crystal DiMeo
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Crystal Frasier
Crystal Frasier was a production specialist at Paizo Inc. from summer 2009, when she began working as an intern in the art and layout department, until June 2014. She rejoined Paizo on March 9, 2015, as an assistant developer. Her first published work within the Pathfinder campaign setting was Delirium's Tangle in March 2010.
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Crystal Green
Chris Marie Green writes as Crystal Green for Harlequin and Silhouette imprints. She loves to travel: some of her favorite destinations include Great Britain, New Orleans, Italy and Japan. In fact, you can see a couple of her travelogues on her web site at www.crystal-green.com. When Chris was nineteen years old, she wrote a fan letter to Valerie Sherwood, a historical author who answered her gushing missive and inspired Chris to write her first romance. Today, that manuscript resides in a dusty file cabinet and will never see the light of day. However, Chris has moved on and feels lucky to have other stories published by the Special Edition, Blaze and Bombshell lines.
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Crystal Hubbard
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Crystal Johnson
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Crystal Maldonado
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Crystal Marie Fleming
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Crystal S. Chan
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Crystal Stovall
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Crystal Wilkinson
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Crystal Zevon
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C. S. Adler
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C Samuel Rees
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C. Samuel West
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C. Sathyamala
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C. S. Binamungu
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C. Schamroth
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C S E Cooney
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C.S.E. Cooney
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C. S. Evans
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c.s. forester
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C. S. Forester
Cecil Scott Forester, an Englishman, was born in Cairo in 1899, the son of a British army officer. He was educated in London, and for a time he studied medicine. After a World War I stint in the infantry, however, he decided to be a poet. This was a shortlived pursuit and he soon turned to biography and fiction. He then wrote many best-selling novels—African Queen and The General among them—before he wrote the first of his Hornblower stories in 1937. That first book was Beat to Quarters, chronologically the fifth volume in tracing the career of Hornblower. In 1940 Forester moved to Berkeley, California, where he lived for many years between his World War II and postwar travels. In April of 1966, while writing Hornblower and the Crisis, C. S. Forester died. Today, the popularity of his writing still continues to grow, and the names of both Forester and Hornblower have become synonymous with the greatest names in naval literature.
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C.S.Forester
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CS Forester
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C. S. Forrester
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C. S. French
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C. S. Friedman
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C. S. Graham
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C. S. Harris
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C. S. Harris
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C. S. Kalinda
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C. S. Lewis
Clive Staples Lewis was an Irish-born British novelist, academic, medievalist, literary critic, essayist, lay theologian and Christian apologist.
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C.S. Lewis
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C. Smallwood
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C. S. Pacat
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C. S. Quill
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C.S. Rao
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Cs Richardson
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C. Stephen Guynes
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C. S. T. Kansil
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