7.8
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8.3
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Mayflower Madame and closebye Reviewed

Mayflower Madame – Paint It All in Blue Music is a great way to focus on things and pinpoint problems. It doesn’t even matter when the things being put into focus are terrible, saddening, or grotesque. In fact, it helps. Life happens to be much less predictable…
8.0
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Long Distances and Nicole Marxen Reviewed

Long Distances – Lovesong for an Apocalypse Can you imagine how much work must go into fashioning a world-class athlete? Think about all of the hours of training, visualization, and mental strengthening. And is that not just something that the athlete has to do?
8.0
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Aura Bora and Dorian’s Steaming Shadow Reviewed

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8.3
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Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys and Pamphlets Reviewed

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Touching and Slower Avenue Reviewed

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