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Roslyn Reid
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“In the driest whitest stretch of pain’s infinite desert, I lost my sanity and found this rose.”
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“In the charming Maine town of Finderne, on the site of an old mansion which had seen a millionaire’s gruesome and unsolved murder in the 1930s, sat a sunny little Internet café called Throw the Book.”
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Roslyn Reid,
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“The best revenge is living well without you. ”
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Joyce Carol Oates, ed.
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“Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.”
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