The Christmas Calendar
An episode of the Blue Publishing Podcast podcast, hosted by Blue Publishing, titled "The Christmas Calendar" was published on November 2, 2013 and runs 20 minutes.
November 2, 2013 ·20m · Blue Publishing Podcast
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Summary
In this episode we talk about author Liz Niccum, Ray Welker and Elyse Gardunio. All three are talented authors with great work we want to showcase.
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In this episode we talk about author Liz Niccum, Ray Welker and Elyse Gardunio. All three are talented authors with great work we want to showcase.
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