What a Nightmare
Kristin CaffrayI'm an urban planner and researcher. My work focuses on equity planning in practice and the history and theory of urban planning. But here, I write about horror films, mostly. Writing to you from Detroit City, MI.
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I'm an urban planner and researcher. I sometimes write and think about equity planning in practice and the history and theory of urban planning. But here, I write about horror films, mostly. Writing to you from Detroit City, MI.
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