Lizzie
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A.G. Riddle:
I like the fact vs fiction on your website but you cite to wiki, which it is not a proper source according to Harvard or my daughter who is a science teacher and lectures me on it. Can you direct me to an acceptable citeable source on the volcano/pandameic relationship? (I am half way through Pandemic and enjoying it too, although all thriller and no sci-fi.)
A.G. Riddle
Noted.
Catastrophe: An Investigation into the Origins of the Modern World --
by David Keys is an interesting read on the subject.
Catastrophe: An Investigation into the Origins of the Modern World --
by David Keys is an interesting read on the subject.
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