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Elizabeth Engstrom
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born
January 01, 2001
in Elmhurst, Illinois, The United States
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Rod Serling, Edgar Allan Poe, John Steinbeck
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My son and his wife told me about the movie “Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead”. They had seen it and gone on a 7 day juice fast and were so enthusiastic about it, I got the movie immediately and watched it.
It’s a life changer.
The next time I went to the grocery store, I found myself a little nauseated at all the junk in there…at all the junk I used to buy regularly. I decided to do a juice fast, too....
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Lizzie Borden
   3.69 avg rating — 58 ratings
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1991
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The Northwoods Chronicles: A Novel in Stories
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2008
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Lizard Wine
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1995
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When Darkness Loves Us
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1985
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Black Ambrosia
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Dead on Demand: The Best of Ghost Story Weekend
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2001
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Imagination Fully Dilated, Volume II
by Elizabeth Engstrom (Goodreads Author) , Alan M. Clark (Goodreads Author) 4.60 avg rating — 5 ratings
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2000
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Something Happened to Grandma
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2011
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Suspicions: 25 Dark and Disturbing Stories
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2002
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Nightmare Flower
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Purple Shards (Science Fiction & Fantasy)
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A short ghost story which first appeared in the Dead on Demand anthology
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"While I think Mr. King tends to overwrite, and this book has way too many explanations and convenient ways to deal with the paradoxes that are inherent in time travel, his story-telling skills are still remarkable. As much as I intended to not enjoy...more
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"Karen Joy Fowler is one of my favorite authors. Sarah Canary is one of my top ten favorite books OF ALL TIME! This collection of quirky short fiction is delightful and wonderful.
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