Summer Short Reads #8: “Driftwood” by Mary Vensel White
Originally published in The Madison Review, our last #summershortreads is “Driftwood” by Mary Vensel White: He appeared against the backdrop of the shadowy Tehachapi
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Everyone at Type Eighteen Books loves books and works to bring the best stories we can find to readers.
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