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An Account of the Land of Witches (1) ·
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How to Kill Gra' Coleman and Live to Tell about It (Vauxhall, NJ c. 1949) (2) ·
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勢孤取和 (Influence Isolated, Make Peace) (1)
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- Short Story:An Account of the Land of Witches (Sofia Samatar)
- Short Story:Blueprints for St. Louis (Ben Marcus)
- Short Story:Herd Immunity (Tananarive Due)
- Short Story:How to Kill Gra' Coleman and Live to Tell about It (Vauxhall, NJ c. 1949) (Kim Coleman Foot)
- Short Story:How to Kill Gra' Coleman and Live to Tell about It (Vauxhall, NJ c. 1949) (Kim Coleman Foote)
