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How to pronounce Gregory Maguire's name

How to Pronounce Gregory Maguire

Gregory Maguire
©2008 Andy Newman
Gregory Maguire's name is pronounced as:

ma-gwire (rhymes with liar)

Author Links:
Gregory Maguire's Biography

Interview with Gregory Maguire

Link to Gregory Maguire's Website
Books at BookBrowse:
Hiddensee

After Alice

Egg and Spoon

Out of Oz

Matchless

A Lion Among Men

What-the-Dickens

Son of a Witch

Leaping Beauty

Wicked

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