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Grantville Gazette Volume 49 Paula Goodlett Goodlett Paula

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Publisher: 1632, Inc.

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.28 MB

Author: Paula Goodlett [Goodlett, Paula]

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Grantville Gazette Volume 49 Paula Goodlett Goodlett Paula by Paula Goodlett [goodlett, Paula] instant download after payment.

Oh, all sorts of things are going on in Germany. And France. And Spain.
Take a look at Terry Howard's "All that Glitters . . ." to see what it
is. Gorg Huff and Paula Goodlett decided a murder mystery might be fun.
See their "Murder at the Higgins."
St. George is off slaying those metaphorical dragons again in Kerryn
Offord's "St. George's Ghosts." And there's news in education, which
you'll learn about in Jack Carroll and Edith Wild's "The Undergraduate,
Episode One." Rainer Prem continues his long-running serial "Ein Feste
Burg, Episode 10.
At last some news on what's going on at the Grantville high school
library. Take a look at Rick Boatright's "The Grantville State
Library—A Guide for Writers and Fans. Iver P. Cooper sends us "Naval