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Andrea L. Mack
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Canada's best regarded source for the finest in new literary releases
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DOES NOT REVIEW: horror or racy romance
DOES NOT REVIEW: horror or racy romance
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The Review Universe
The Review Universe reviews the following: novel, mystery, non-fiction, historical fiction, thriller, short story, romance novel, biography, horror fantasy, poetry, philosophy
The Review Universe reviews the following: novel, mystery, non-fiction, historical fiction, thriller, short story, romance novel, biography, horror fantasy, poetry, philosophy
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The Craftsman (short story)
While in elementary school, a short story I wrote was published in my community's newspaper. The plot for The Craftsman was derived from that story.
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Next Sunday evening on this blog...
The Craftsman (short story)
While in elementary school, a short story I wrote was published in my community's newspaper. The plot for The Craftsman was derived from that story.