Books : Pearl (2006 Fiction Issue, Number 36; Fall/Winter)

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by: Connie Baechler, Stephany Brown, Joe Canzano, Arlene Eisenberg, Peter D. Gorman, Suzanne Greenberg, W. Joshua Heffernan, Richard Kostelanetz, Kate Miliken, Gail Louise Siegel

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Binding: Paperback
Format: Illustrated
Label: Pearl Magazine
Manufacturer: Pearl Magazine
Number Of Pages: 111
Publication Date: 2006
Publisher: Pearl Magazine
Studio: Pearl Magazine

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Product Description:
SEE PHOTOS FOR CONTENTS!! Short Stories and prose

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