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Marianne Dashwood Slips on Rita's Beans; a Bluey/Jane Austen Mashup
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I’m in the thick of midterm papers right now and my capacity for writing anythin...
Interview and Book Review: THE KING OF ALOE VERA by Tomas Moniz
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On Querying Well: Part the First
a chronicle of a book journey
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Book Review: ASTRONAUT! by Oana Aristide
“Little lies, he thinks. Everything bad must have started like that, innocently, with small untruths that people thought did not matter in the greater scheme of things. Even people who were uncomfortable with the small lies didn’t protest,...
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