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Let me be the one
Let me be the one

By Elisabeth Harvor

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In "How Will I Know You?," Marianne, on the rebound from what seems to have been the beginning of a delirious love affair, seeks a cure for her insomnia from a man she soon (but not soon enough) co...

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Our Lady of All the Distances
Let Me Be the One
Let Me Be the One

By Elisabeth Harvor

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If Only We Could Penguin Short Fiction
If only we could drive like this forever
Excessive joy injures the heart
Excessive joy injures the heart

By Elisabeth Harvor

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"Anxious, insomniac, and adrift in her life, Claire Vornoff drives out into the country to become a patient of Declan Farrell, and an education of sorts begins. An iconoclastic practitioner of alte...

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All Times Have Been Modern
Excessive joy injures the heart
Women and Children.
Women and Children.

By Elisabeth Harvor

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Women children
Women children

By Beth Harvor

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