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Words Literature Festival

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Words Literature Festival - a festival that celebrates non-violence through various forms of art & literature is open for all and welcomes that you bring your intellectual differences, creative biases, and artistic reservations with you and know people who either think exactly like you, which would be fun, or people who have more to offer that can shape your views on things - well, who knows! Let your creative juices flow and dive in deep to find what works best for you - find your calling!
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