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Bouchercon 2019: Not a Diversity Panel

Posted on December 1, 2019 by gabrielswharf

Bouchercon 2019. Not a Diversity Panel. Friday, 1 November, 11AM in Reunion G-H. Recorded by Patrick von Wiegandt and transcribed here by me, Gabriel Valjan. Any errors are my own. Photos are from the web. Some photos include Squeak, my … Continue reading →

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