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Masks

(with Edward Lee)

Masks is a limited edition chapbook co-authored with Edward Lee produced for ChillerCon in October of 1999 by Sideshow Press.

Categories: Books, Masks, with Edward Lee

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Publisher	Sideshow Press
Limited Edition	52 Signed, Lettered, Hardcover Copies 350 Signed, Unnumbered Paperback Copies
Year	1999
Format	Hardcover and Paperback Chapbook
Pages	33
Country	USA
ISBN	None

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