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Fixing the Dog Sex Saturday and More Tales

S. K. Epperson

Publisher: S. K. Epperson

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A collection of humorous, frightening and offbeat tales from the mind that brought you Green Lake, Eris Renard, Nightmare, Borderland, The Neighborhood, The Moons of Summer, and many other titles.
Available since: 01/12/2020.

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