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'''Kelly Hale''' was the manager of [[The Pitiful Princess]] in [[Stumptown]] and writer of a [[Grimm Reality|''Doctor Who'' tie-in novel]], ''[[Erasing Sherlock]]'', several [[short story|short stories]], a play, and a [[novella]]. She made [[artisanal bread]]s from [[bone]]s, and skin-care products from locally sourced [[virgin]]'s [[blood]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Contributors (short story)|Contributors]]'') | '''Kelly Hale''' was the manager of [[The Pitiful Princess]] in [[Stumptown]] and writer of a [[Grimm Reality (in-universe)|''Doctor Who'' tie-in novel]], an out-of-print novel ''[[Erasing Sherlock (Contributors)|Erasing Sherlock]]'', several [[short story|short stories]], a play, and a [[novella]]. | ||
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She made [[artisanal bread]]s from [[bone]]s, and skin-care products from locally sourced [[virgin]]'s [[blood]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Contributors (short story)|Contributors]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:32, 28 September 2024
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Kelly Hale was the manager of The Pitiful Princess in Stumptown and writer of a Doctor Who tie-in novel, an out-of-print novel Erasing Sherlock, several short stories, a play, and a novella.
She made artisanal breads from bones, and skin-care products from locally sourced virgin's blood. (PROSE: Contributors)
