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Published July 3, 2013 at 3:00 p.m.
Dakota McFadzean lives in Montréal and draws comics every day. His first book, Other Stories and the Horse You Rode In On, will be published by Conundrum Press in October 2013. dakotamcfadzean.com
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Alex Brown
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Alex Brown writes fiction (Finding Losses, 2014) and nonfiction (In Print: Text and Type, 1989) and earns a living as a consultant to magazine publishers. She studied filmmaking at NYU and has directed a dozen plays in central Vermont.
Alex Brown writes fiction (Finding Losses, 2014) and nonfiction (In Print: Text and Type, 1989) and earns a living as a consultant to magazine publishers. She studied filmmaking at NYU and has directed a dozen plays in central Vermont.
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