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Call for Steampunk, YA, & LGBTQ+ Authors to Participate in the 2014 SE Wisconsin Festival of Books
I’m the Coordinator for the 2014 Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books (November 7-8 @ UW-Waukesha), and, as part of that job, I get the delightful task of seeking out writers to include in this year’s festival! Given my own interests, … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Festival, Panels, Queer, SE WI Festival of Books, Steampunk, YA
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