Amazon Kindle Store Listing: Robot Troubles by George Pappas
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This is a product listing page for George Pappas' Kindle eBook "Robot Troubles" on Amazon. The content primarily consists of an author biography describing Pappas as a Los Angeles-based novelist, blogger, poet, and lyricist, along with a list of his numerous published works across novels, short stories, and poetry collections. The page itself contains minimal information about the actual book "Robot Troubles" beyond its title and availability on Kindle devices.
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· 3 pulledGeorge Pappas is a Los Angeles-based novelist, blogger, poet, and lyricist.
Pappas is the author of novels LIFE IN PUBLIC RELATIONS HELL, JAKE'S WAR: JULY 4, 2076, ROBOT TROUBLES, MONOGAMY SUCKS, RELATIONSHIPS SUCK, DEAR HEF, YOUNG, HORNY & MORMON, SWINGING WITH THE SUPERNATURAL, LETTERS FROM CYBERSPACE
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