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Judy I. Lin

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  • Kate  J.  Armstrong

    Kate J. Armstrong

    Kate J. Armstrong has always had a fondness for adventure. After graduating college, she left her home state of Virginia and has never really looked back. She's explored many places and vocations, working as a high school ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
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  • Joan He

    Joan He

    Joan He was born and raised in Philadelphia but still, on occasion, loses her way. At a young age, she received classical instruction in oil painting before discovering that stories were her favorite kind of art. She studied... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Song of the Six Realms

    Try:
    Strike the Zither
    by Joan He

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