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    Don't Lose Track: 40 Selected Articles, Essays and Q&As
    Don't Lose Track: 40 Selected Articles, Essays and Q&As
    Don't Lose Track: 40 Selected Articles, Essays and Q&As
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    Don't Lose Track: 40 Selected Articles, Essays and Q&As

    By Jordannah Elizabeth

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    Don't Lose Track is a collection from the widely published arts and culture journalist, Jordannah Elizabeth. The book includes reviews, essays and interviews hand selected by Jordannah from a catalog of over 200 articles.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Hunt Publishing
    Release dateJan 29, 2016
    ISBN9781785351945
    Don't Lose Track: 40 Selected Articles, Essays and Q&As
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    Jordannah Elizabeth

    Jordannah Elizabeth is a professional arts and culture journalist, essayist, commentator and musician. She is a knowledgeable source and commentator on entertainment, pop culture and feminist and social issues.

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