Exhibit One: Reviews of Dark Dominion
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Why Literature?
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The Artist’s Salvation
In 1990 Marianne Hauser published an autobiographical entry entitled “About My Life So Far”, in...
Dawn Powell on Coby Gilman
From Dawn Powell’s diaries, two Coby Gilman anecdotes: ‘Sept. 29, 1938: Coby spent the evening at...
TWO ROASTS
TWO ROASTS Autumn Harvest Farm, one of my favorite local businesses (and Sarah is one of my favorite...
SUNDAY FLAG
SUNDAY FLAG A Sunday Flag at Half-Mast A Sunday flag at half-mast The red...
A CURMUDGEON’S DINNER
The family were away in the city this weekend leaving me alone with two dogs and Antarctic weather....
WAITER
WAITER My first job was at Dunkin’ Donuts in High School. I worked the graveyard shift. It was the kind of...
GAHA: Tompkins Weekly REVIEW
Franklin Crawford reviews GAHA: BABES OF THE ABYSS in the Tompkins Weekly,...
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