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What Can We Steal From John Green’s Looking for Alaska?
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What Can We Steal From M. Hannah Langhoff’s “The Things We Don’t Talk About”?
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What Can We Steal From Jim Ruland’s Forest of Fortune?
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What Can We Steal From Laurie Halse Anderson’s Speak?
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What Can We Steal From Ellen Hopkins’s Impulse?
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Tweet Title of Work and its Form: “Chapter Two,” short story Author: Antonya Nelson Date of Work: 2012 Where the Work Can Be Found: The short story was first published in the March 26, 2012 issue of...
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What Can We Steal From Michael Kardos’s “The Three-Day Affair”?
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What Can We Steal From John Green’s Looking for Alaska?
Tweet Title of Work and its Form: Looking for Alaska, novel Author: John Green (on Twitter @realjohngreen) Date of Work: 2005 Where the Work Can Be Found: The book can be purchased at all fine...
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What Can We Steal From M. Hannah Langhoff’s “The Things We Don’t Talk About”?
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What Can We Steal From Jim Ruland’s Forest of Fortune?
Tweet Title of Work and its Form: Forest of Fortune, novel Author: Jim Ruland (on Twitter @JimVermin) Date of Work: 2014 Where the Work Can Be Found: Tyrus Books is responsible for publishing the...
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