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An unfortunate book tour

Nature volume 444, page 400 (2006)Cite this article

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  1. Will Heydt-Minor makes his home in Colorado. He writes for various Denver-based literary magazines and, together with Evan Cotageorge, publishes the science-fiction comic A Day in the Life of Theodore Welkin. He is currently seeking a degree in linguistics.

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