Quick Fiction 6
Oct 2004
Steve Almond, David Barringer, Stephen Dixon, Pamela Painter, Kim Chinquee, Brian Ruuska, Jessica Treat
66 pages · Released Oct 1, 2004 · JP PRESS
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Quick Fiction 6 parent’s guide: what’s inside
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Authors: Steve Almond, David Barringer, Joel Best, Kate Hill Cantrill [excerpt], Kim Chinquee, Brian Clements, Robin Dare, Mark DeCarteret, Stephen Dixon, Chanel Dubofsky, Emily Fridlund, Jen Heller, Steve Jones, Donald Mangum, Brian McMullen, John M. McNamara, Craig Moodie, Pamela Painter, Jeff Parker, John Parras, Ri... Authors: Steve Almond, David Barringer, Joel Best, Kate Hill Cantrill [excerpt], Kim Chinquee, Brian Clements, Robin Dare, Mark DeCarteret, Stephen Dixon, Chanel Dubofsky, Emily Fridlund, Jen Heller, Steve Jones, Donald Mangum, Brian McMullen, John M. McNamara, Craig Moodie, Pamela Painter, Jeff Parker, John Parras, Richard Pearse, Pedro Ponce, Jeff Reichman, Andrew Michael Roberts, Helen Klein Ross, Brian Ruuska, F. Daniel Rzicznek, Rosalind Palermo Stevenson, Michael Thurston, Jessica Treat, J. Marcus Weekley, and Amy Zipperer; Cover: Auld Lang Syne by Joe Sorren
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ISBN 9780972477659 · JP PRESS