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Front Cover: Baben, 2019. 3: Welter Sky 1 2018. 4: The Weight, 2015. 6: Impasse at Sodom's Creek, 2017. 8: The Medium, 2017. 12: Frankie, 2022. 13: Flora, 2n023. 14: The Fight, 2019. 16: Knoxville Girl, 2016. 17: Delia, 2017. 18: Nell, 2017. 20: Rosi
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