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Posted on December 18, 2017March 28, 2018

Fall reads: October & November

Fall reads

Oh, hello. It has been a while! I did so much work-related writing in October and November that I could not bring myself to write another word. Now that I have some breathing room, I give you my fall reads, in one handy place. Continue reading “Fall reads: October & November”

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