Book Review | Tempus Fugit: The Engagement Ring
Written in second person, past tense, Jules Pelarski’s “Tempus Fugit: The Engagement Ring” addresses you, the reader, as the protagonist.
Read MoreWritten in second person, past tense, Jules Pelarski’s “Tempus Fugit: The Engagement Ring” addresses you, the reader, as the protagonist.
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Read More‘Fandom Acts of Kindness’ is a resource guide to activism, backlit with bright optimism, warmed by acceptance, and chock-full of sage advice.
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