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Marianne Carlsson who sent a letter to space, is visited by an alien ambassador, Kånoholts. She brings her guest along on a bus ride to the small village Kvarsebo where she grew up.
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Marianne Carlsson who sent a letter to space, is visited by an alien ambassador, Kånoholts. She brings her guest along on a bus ride to the small village Kvarsebo where she grew up.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Kim Ekberg, Marianne Carlsson
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