A Plea for Constant Motion by Paul Carlucci
Much of Carlucci's writing is reminiscent of the work of Russell Wangersky. Both skillfully portray ordinary people rubbing against hard
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February 2026 Issue
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Ann Cavlovic
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Gail M. Murray
Wayne Ng
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Robert Runté
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