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Showing posts with label Griffin Keener. Show all posts
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Sunday, November 9, 2014

Review: The Waters of Iwingee by Griffin Keener

June 19th, 2014
The Waters of Iwingee by Griffin Keener
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Labels: 2.5 star review, AA boys/girls in fantasy, african main characters, Black kids in YA, Black Speculative Fiction Authors, Griffin Keener, sci-fi and spec fic, self published books
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