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Gothic Obsessed, a guest post by Dianne K. Salerni
In The Carrefour Curse, I have revisited my gothic obsessed childhood and had a great deal of fun doing so.
A Conversation with Kendare Blake about BUFFY, THE NEXT GENERATION
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Philosophy and/as/of Literature, a guest post by Amy Zhang
Life would be so much easier if it came with a map that contained all the right answers. But as Ocean and I have learned, mapmaking is sort of the point.
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