August 28, 2019by Bob HahnPublisher's WeeklySeptember 21, 2012 James Kilgore’s first crime novel, Prudence Couldn’t Swim, charts the efforts of a white…- August 26, 2019The Cedar Lounge Revolution September 28th, 2013 They’ve succeeded brilliantly in the book which is a facsimile reproduction, right down…
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