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- Jul 2008
POST-APOC PLAY (IN BETA)
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Sarah Hilary
Sarah won the Fish Historical-Crime Contest with Fall River, August 1892. Her story, The Eyam Stones, was runner-up in the Historical Contest. Both stories will be published in the Fish anthology 2008. MO: Crimes of Practice, the new Crime Writers’ Association anthology, features Sarah"s...
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