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Tuesday, 22 January 2013

Laurie Lynn Drummond

Posted on 01:45 by Unknown
From a Q & A with Laurie Lynn Drummond, author of Anything You Say Can and Will Be Used Against You:
Q: There seems to be a rather striking spiritual/mystical element in some of the stories, when the officers feel the presence of a victim. Katherine wonders "how dead we ever really are." How should a reader understand these encounters in the larger context of the collection? Does constant
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