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Halibet Cloister
Nationality The Armed Republic of Costa Bravo Occupation Author Most Renowned Title Knife Dreams Date of Birth/Death September 3, 1903 - July 11, 1989

Halibet Cloister was born Alfred Smethwick, son of Alicia and Reginald Smethwick. He is the most preeminent of Costa Bravo's literaries, authoring some thirty-five books, all of which national bestsellers. The pinnacle of his career was with the publish of Knife Dreams in 1953, a book that went on to revolutionize and characterize the country's realm of literature. He is considered by many to the be the antithesis of Homer, along with poet and contemporary Basil Cousteau.