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Justin Somper

Illustration — Justin Somper in 2012 Justin Somper is the British author of the Vampirates and the Allies & Assassins children's novel series.

Justin Somper

Justin Somper receives a Children's Republic of Shoreditch passport

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Born
1953 · St Albans.
Nationality
United Kingdom
Occupation
writer · novelist
Education
University of Warwick
Languages
English

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Illustration — Justin Somper in 2012 Justin Somper is the British author of the Vampirates and the Allies & Assassins children's novel series.

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Justin Somper (born 1953) is a novelist and writer, of British nationality. The novelist was born in St Albans. Justin Somper was educated at University of Warwick. Languages used include English.

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