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Category: Jay Edson (James Hunter)

I Sing of Polly Pong, by Jay Edson

Henry Selick - Coraline
Henry Selick – Coraline (2009) – from Coraline Wiki

Jay Edson, who apparently also writes under the name James Hunter, is a heretic essayist and blogger. His site Unthinkable Thoughts collects numerous challenging articles on controversial subjects, a few short stories, and also a bit of poetry, including some of his own. CONTINUE READING / CONTINUER LA LECTURE…

Posted on 2019-05-042019-05-08 by Christian 0
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