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At the risk of committing literary incest, which we’re prone to do anyway when conducting critical reviews in this ingrown toenail that is Imperial Metro Manila, here we extol titles credited to three close friends in and well beyond our mutually backslapping writing community.
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At the risk of committing literary incest, which we’re prone to do anyway when conducting critical reviews in this ingrown toenail that is Imperial Metro Manila, here we extol titles credited to three close friends in and well beyond our mutually backslapping writing community.
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