A DARK fantasy legendary begins IN UMBRAL volume ONE

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BF awards 2013 – finest writer (Mainstream): Matt fraction

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business earned the privilege to open for Band of Horses, so they got to have chops right?  It’s southern Lo-Fi rock from South Carolina. Waiting for Saints to Arrive The Departed Heaven is Gone

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