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- ↑ Horton, Hartwell, Cramer, Strahan, Datlow, Link & Grant: The Year's Best Fantasy, reviewed by Nic Clarke, in Strange Horizons ; published October 16, 2006; retrieved November 19, 2022
- ↑ Talebones, #30, Summer 2005, reviewed by Lois Tilton, in Tangent Online ; published August 19, 2005; retrieved November 19, 2022
- ↑ Introduction to "Still Life with Boobs", in Nebula Awards Showcase 2007, by Mike Resnick; published 2007 by Penguin Books
- ↑ Book View Cafe: New Adventures in Online Publishing, by Erika Nelson, at Tor.com; published February 16, 2009; retrieved November 19, 2022
- ↑ AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Anne Harris, by Therese Walsh, at WriterUnboxed.com; published August 11, 2006; retrieved November 19, 2022