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jessiecampbellwrites

Jessie Campbell’s short fiction has appeared in over fifteen indie publications. She is a writer, a freelance editor, and a reader. Her wanderlust led her to sell everything and move to Costa Rica, where she lived for two years. Only a job as an editor in the book business finally drew her back to the US, where she now lives in literary Boston, Massachusetts. One day, her novel will be published — if it doesn't kill her first. She can be found at www.jessiecampbell.net.

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