Blog #63: What book of Chris McClelland's are people most talking about?

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 Recently, I wrote an essay on the role of the LDS fiction writer and it was posted on the Association of Mormon Letters website.  Since then, the online traffic on this blog site has tripled.  If you have visited this site but were skeptical of spending money on the book discussed, please know that you can now download and read it for free, for the next five days, starting on February 12th.  HAPPY READING!


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