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  1. Robert Marshall ::

    Robert Marshall is a novelist and visual artist living in New York City. He is the author of A Separate Reality, published by Carroll & Graf in 2006
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    www.robertmarshall.net - 2009-02-12

  2. The Authors' Keep

    The Authors' Keep is A community of new and experienced authors of queer fiction and their readers to share stories, have general and story related discussions ...
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    www.authorskeep.com - 2009-02-13

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