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It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The Fiction Was Written.

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

Edward Abbey Quotes: It Is True That Some Of My Fiction Was Based On Actual Events. But The Events Took Place After The

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