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Saturday, October 02, 2010

Sad, sick feeling

Do you ever get that sad, sick feeling when you realize that someone you thought was going to support you ... doesn't? Really, there's nothing more I can say about this, so good night.

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Posted by SBB at 10:26 PM

1 comment:

Jean said...

I'll just say congratulations on the new listings.

Wed Oct 06, 09:00:00 PM CDT

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Stephen B. Bagley's latest book is Floozy Comes Back, a new collection of his published humorous essays.

He wrote Tales from Bethlehem. In these funny and touching tales, you’ll meet a stable boy, a serving girl, an honest spy, an astounding clerk, an empty innkeeper, a mighty ship of the desert, and many others as they share their amazing Tales from Bethlehem.

He also wrote Floozy and Other Stories, the first collection of his humorous essays, and Murder by Dewey Decimal and Murder by the Acre, both in the Measurements of Murder Mystery™ series.

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