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Backlist bundle sale
If you’re participating in <HTMLGIANT>’s Secret Santa, these Word Riot book bundles would be great for giving.
- Johnny Red + We Were Ugly… by David Barringer = $20
- Eighty-Sixed by Brian Ames + Scott Bateman’s Sketchbook… = $18
- Eighty-Sixed by Brian Ames + Naughty Sweet Boy by Ryan Robert Mullen = $15
- Scott Bateman’s Sketchbook… + Naughty Sweet Boy by Ryan Robert Mullen = $15
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