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August continues July’s trend of being rich in genre fiction, with new novels from Hugo Award winner T. Kingfisher and Hugo ...

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Grabrielle Gray Gabrielle Gray, author of “To Each the Other Sent,” is pictured at a book signing earlier this year in Somerset. It is the first novel written by the Somerset native Across the ...

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