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This is My Funniest

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Posted by Summer Brooks on Wednesday, 27 Sep 2006
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Leading Science Fiction Writers Present Their Funniest Stories Ever

edited by Mike Resnick

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  1. The Dragon Page » Cover to Cover #244: Cover to Cover 2.0 says on :

    [...] Brian venture into The Library today: Steven Brust’s “Brokedown Palace”, “This is My Funniest“, Judith Lindberg’s “The Thrall’s Tale”, Avram Davidson’s [...]

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