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- ↑ World Fantasy Awards 2019, at World Fantasy Convention; retrieved January 16, 2022
- ↑ Clarkesworld #143, August 2018, reviewed by Jeffrey Steven Abrams, at Tangent Online ; published August 8, 2018; retrieved January 16, 2022