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SOMETHING SHITTY IS HAPPENING IN MAINE, by Stephen King. (Blamfort) “You know, I don’t even remember writing this one.”
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THE HORSE-MAN COMETH, by Lufrinda Bosh. (Hecka Books) In this paranormal western romance, Linnabell Sanderson, the only schoolteacher in the town of Dryspell, falls for a handsome centaur from Back East. (Yes, there is horse shlong.)
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THE HORSE-MAN COMETH, by Lufrinda Bosh. (Hecka Books) In this paranormal western romance, Linnabell Sanderson, the only schoolteacher in the town of Dryspell, falls for a handsome centaur from Back East. (Yes, there is horse shlong.)
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SOMETHING SHITTY IS HAPPENING IN MAINE, by Stephen King. (Blamfort) “You know, I don’t even remember writing this one.”
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NEANDER-MALL, by Harbony Ning. (Ombulant SFF) A pair of researchers clone a hominid child and then promptly lose her in a crowded shopping center.
ASDFLKJHAS!, by Malcolm Gladwell. (Flammo) Gladwell, grasping for yet another mind-bending way of seeing the world, argues that in fact, drugs are great and we should definitely be taking all of them at once while writing a book.
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HAM SANDO, by J.J. Lathams. (Lupas Books) For the last time, this is a book about making delicious cured pork sandwiches, NOT a Star Wars tie-in.
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SOMETHING SHITTY IS HAPPENING IN MAINE, by Stephen King. (Blamfort) “You know, I don’t even remember writing this one.”
THE LITTLEST FUCKSHOP, by Jaspertrange Hardoncage. (Hutchmountings) The staff of a struggling sex-toy store become heroes after donating enough handcuffs to arrest all the Nazis at a white supremacist rally.
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