Dianne Benedict Books

Shiny Objects

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A successful professional painter and art instructor for years, Benedict was dissatisfied that she could paint petal-perfect flowers and expensive portraits of wealthy clients, but could not captur...

Shiny Objects

By Dianne Benedict, Benedict, Dianne

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Gargoyle 58

By Neil Boyack, Richard Thomas, Richard Peabody/Lucinda Ebersole, Gary Fincke, Sara Backer, M. Scott Douglass, Fay Kicknosway, Pedro Ponce, M G Stephens, Stephen C. Middleton, Kristina Marie Darling, Laura Fargas, Sean Thomas Dougherty, Jim Daniels, Todd Swift, Lucinda Ebersole, Dianne Benedict, Jane Satterfield, David Plumb, David McAleavey, Richard Peabody, Wayne Karlin, Lee Upton, Julie Babcock, Shawna Kenney, Joan Colby, Michael Waters, Morty Sklar, Jen Knox, Mark Budman, Rick Campbell, Nathan Leslie, Elison Alcovendaz, Tony DUVERT, Susan Tepper, Stuart Friebert, Toby Olson, Ron Androla, Pui Ying Wong, Mary Kay Zuravleff, Aimee Anderson, Ana Garca Bergua, Alex Cigale, Mike Guista, Pat MacEnuity, Dan Moreau, Edmundo Paz Soldn, Silvana Straw, Naomi Thirs, Charlotte Safavi, D.N. Baldwin

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58th issue of an international literary magazine based in the Washington, D.C. area. This volume features cover art by Cintia Gonzalvez plus comic work by Lonny Chant and Janice Shapiro. Number 58...

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