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After the Apocalypse

After the Apocalypse: Stories | Maureen F. McHugh

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Self aware computers. Zombies. Clinical trial volunteers. Chinese factory workers. Dolls that look like newborn infants. After the apocalypse.

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After the Apocalypse: Stories | Maureen F. McHugh

From yesterday's Habitat for Humanity and thrift store haul! This entire pile cost me 20$CA. It was a score.

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After the Apocalypse: Stories | Maureen F. McHugh

Giant stack of YESSS from the library's free shelves today! Cue maniacal laughter!

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After the Apocalypse: Stories | Maureen F. McHugh

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Margaret Atwood lite- the same wit and humor without the devastating punch. The stories leave you thinking- not to be fooled by the happy endings. A literary rope-a-dope.