The Bibliophile is a weekly newsletter from Biblioasis, an independent publisher based in Windsor, Ontario.
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Biblioasis is an independent press located in Windsor, Ontario.
Dan Wells is a bookseller and publisher at Biblioasis, in Windsor, Ontario.
Ashley is a writer of fiction and poetry, and is the editorial assistant at Biblioasis in Windsor, ON.
Publicist at Biblioasis, an independent press based in Windsor, ON.
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