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  3. Earlier today I talked about attempts to take a look at some of the foundations of sci fi and urban fantasy literature.

Earlier today I talked about attempts to take a look at some of the foundations of sci fi and urban fantasy literature.

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    Earlier today I talked about attempts to take a look at some of the foundations of sci fi and urban fantasy literature.

    The Onion Girl is the first of Charles de Lint's stories that I've read. There's a lot of milieu and found family here. I enjoyed it but it might not be for those looking for faster paced works.

    CW on the Book for sexual assault, family abuse, drug use, and 1990s depictions of sex work

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