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Eden Moore Sees Dead People

By Thomas Bell

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | October 27, 2005

If you're looking for a Stephen King-style, piss-your-pants fright fest, Four and Twenty Blackbirds will disappoint. Priest is at times overly clinical, and many of the main character's ghosts hold no more terror than a kiss from your stinky Aunt Edna.

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Tags: space, Shelf, Cherie Priest, Four and Twenty Blackbirds

Creative Loafing (Atlanta)

Creative Loafing Atlanta and its website clatl.com are Atlanta’s leading sources of information about life in the city. The newspaper was founded in 1972 and reaches a total audience of more than 535,000. It is owned by SouthComm...

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Rounding out the year in visual arts, theater, books, and the performing and culinary arts.

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | Thomas Bell, Felicia Feaster, Curt Holman and Besha Rodell | 12-28-2006 | Art

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Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | Thomas Bell | 02-16-2006 | Fiction

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Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | Thomas Bell | 02-09-2006 | Fiction

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