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Letter 'A Letter To A Vampires' Magazine
Vampires' Magazine
Editorial part: a letter from a reader
42 Post Street
San Diego, California
57641
November 21, 2015
Vampires' Magazine
84 Blood Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
93753
Dear Sir,
I'm a big fan of your work. Your magazine is exciting, enthralling, and truly amazing. I read your magazine since 2006, and I can't take my eyes of it!
You see, I love vampires, and your magazine is just for me. It has all the news, the facts, and the coolest stuff in the whole vampires' world.
Even though you're doing grate, you haven't written about their food, the blood of course. I would like to read about all the kinds of blood, what is healthier for vampires and what they prefer. Thanks in advance.
Truly yours,
Frederick Fronkensteen
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