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    Girls.: Girls., #1

    By Jo Vraca

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    Girls are easy. Girls are hard. Girls are pussies. Girls are mother daughter virgin slut. Girls is a series of short stories and poems about young women at the precipice of something big - moving out, moving on or running as fast as their sequinned sneakers will take them, as long as they're moving.

    Jo Vraca's "Girls" is an exploration of all the Girls you've known, and a few more. Check them out, but don't wolf-whistle or they may just punch you in the nuts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntangible Publishing
    Release dateNov 29, 2014
    ISBN9780994198402
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    Girls.: Girls., #1
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    Jo Vraca

    Jo Vraca (1969-) was born in Rosolini, Sicily to a seamstress and farmer. She grew up in Melbourne, Australia after her family immigrated in 1971. She is a born liar, and writing seems like the best outlet for all kinds of story-telling.

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