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Bopping around Europe at a Breakneck Pace
 

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Basking in the glow of First Light Books
Basking in the glow of First Light Books
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Checking City Bookstores off my List
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In LA at The Last Booksore
 

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Notes from Maternity Leave
Second Kid, Second Wind
Second Kid, Second Wind
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2020 in a Bookshelf
2020 in a Bookshelf
Outline, Transit, and Kudos
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Cardio, Caffeine, and my very own Chapbook
Cardio, Caffeine, and my very own Chapbook
Hope Hangs Heavy on Hudson
Hope Hangs Heavy on Hudson
Learning to Love Las Vegas
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