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Walter Mitty Book Report
Hello, my name is Walter Mitty. I am a fiction author based in ___ and I have even had one of my books, Bravo 1, nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. This is my personal site where I share my thoughts. If you would like to learn more about my books, please visit my official site at WalterMitty.com. I created this website to give others insight into my life and to let my readers learn more about me. I hope you enjoy your time
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