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    Marijuanursery Rhymes
    Marijuanursery Rhymes
    Marijuanursery Rhymes
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    Marijuanursery Rhymes

    By Rik Hunik

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    The title says it all. Nineteen nursery rhymes rewritten with a marijuana twist. Plus a bonus poem.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRik Hunik
    Release dateSep 14, 2018
    ISBN9780463183199
    Marijuanursery Rhymes
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    Rik Hunik

    Rik Hunik was born in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada, in 1957, and has lived his entire life in BC, except for a few summers in Alberta, and a few days in Washington State climbing rocks. He has lived in Ymir, Wells, Quesnel, Prince George, Quesnel, North Vancouver, Quesnel, Burnaby, North Delta, and Quesnel. I live with my wife Jo and a blue-eyed, white cat named Mister. I mostly build houses and shops to earn a living but I'm also a writer, poet, artist, photographer, role playing game designer and independent e-book publisher. I’ve written dozens of stories, including fantasy, horror, sword & sorcery, mystery, humor, erotica, and science fiction, frequently combining genres. Forty have been published in small press magazines and e-zines, from the 200-word "The Hole" in Ascent Aspirations, to the 10,000-word novelette "Levels" in Buzzy Mag, published in May, 2012. Some of them are available now as ebooks at Smashwords. Contact me at: rikhunik@hotmail.com

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