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Aaron Burch
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born
February 23, 1978
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member since
June 2007
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How to Take Yourself Apart, How to Make Yourself Anew
— published 2010 |
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How to Predict the Weather
— published 2010 — 2 editions |
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Hobart #11: The Great Outdoors
by Aaron Burch (Goodreads Author) , Mike Alber, Lydia Conklin — published 2010 |
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Hobart #12: The Great Outdoors
— published 2011 |
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Hobart #13
— published 2012 |
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Hobart #6
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Molting (chapbook)
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First Year : an mlp anthology
by J.A. Tyler (Goodreads Author) , P.H. Madore (Goodreads Author), Colin Bassett (Goodreads Author) — published 2010 |
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Hobart 9: The Games Issue
by Matt Bell (Goodreads Author), Kim Chinquee (Goodreads Author), Joe Wenderoth |
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Hobart #4
by Ryan Boudinot (Goodreads Author), Aaron Burch (Goodreads Author) — published 2004 |
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I saw Chloe Caldwell read in Portland a few months ago and have been counting the days until her first book release on Future Tense Books. I finally picked up this book of essays on Friday afternoon and was done with it by Sunday morning.
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Micro-review: the book is amazing, truly. I love that the stories are so well balanced regardless of length, and by that I mean, each one has a distinct punch to it. If you read this book without knowing Elizabeth Ellen wrote it, it'd still be cle...
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Kristine wrote: "Aaron, your "meteorological" divination in How to Predict the Weather is astounding.I love this best: "They remembered being told to never look directly at the sun, that it would make you blind, ..."
awww, schucks. thanks, kristine!!

















































