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    Baby Girl
    Baby Girl
    Baby Girl
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    Baby Girl

    By Donna Moss

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    Appearances are always just that, so what's a (not-so) nice college girl to do when she's shacked up with her professor and her tangled past is nipping at her heels? Conflicted and frustrated...Samantha must again lie in the bed she's made. But is that even an option?

    First published in RE:AL Literary Journal Volume 30.1.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDonna Moss
    Release dateJan 3, 2012
    ISBN9781465768315
    Baby Girl
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    Donna Moss

    Donna is obsessed with the tangles of modern women. Outnumbered at home by her husband and three sons, she writes contemporary tales where whims overcome reason and power collides with circumstance. She was born in South Africa, grew up between London and Florida, and now lives outside Washington DC. Her fiction has appeared in print in RE:AL Literary Magazine, Compass Rose, Talking River, Amazing Graces-an anthology of DC women's fiction (Paycock Press), and Gargoyle Magazine. DonnaLMoss@gmail.com

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