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Maureen McHugh’s Mothers & Other Monsters free to download
Maureen McHugh’s collection Mothers & Other Monsters free to download from Small Beer. The more I read on my iPhone, the more I appreciate plain text or HTML versions of free online things. PDFs work, but they scroll oddly. (via GalleyCat)
Posted on April 23, 2008 at 10:04 am in Elsewhere · comment
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