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An Illustrated Look at Some of Literature’s Near Brushes with Death

Dec 5, 11 12:00 AM

Author fast food blogger Categories The Arts Tags Art, Books, Writing

Take a look at some “close calls” for famous literary characters and “how those deaths would have affected culture at large” here.

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