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October 18 at Ravenna
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October 18 at Seward Park
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October 18 at Lake Forest Park
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October 19 at Lake Forest Park
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October 19 at Ravenna
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October 20 at Seward Park
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October 20 at Ravenna
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October 21 at Ravenna
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October 22 at Ravenna
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October 22 at Lake Forest Park
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October 23 at Lake Forest Park
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Josephine: a literate maid at the Bell household, Lynnhurst, Virginia, 1852, a self-taught artist who paints for her ailing Missus.
Lina: a young lawyer taking on a slave reparations case in New York City, 2004.
The lives of the two above women collide, when a controversy in the art world becomes center to Lina's case. Brilliantly paced, the tragedy and resolve of both Josephine and Lina swirls in layers of mystery!
I read Deadendia poolside in 95 degree weather. I couldn't tell you if I even broke a sweat because I was completely swept away from the first panel. Norma, Barney, and dog Pugsley work the haunted house at Dead End theme park. Is the house really haunted? No. It just happens to be a portal to all levels of demon and angel worlds. Deadendia is filled to the brim with loveable and diverse characters, adventure, humor and real heart. I finished it wanting more. The Scooby Doo kid in me will be rereading this one for years to come.
For the travel, culture, and classic literature lover! Let’s critique prejudice, exoticism, and naive benevolence.
