July 23, 2000
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Cottonmouth Kisses Review — The Bellingham Herald
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Cottonmouth Kisses Review — Lambda Book Report
[ April 2001 : Archived ]
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to both Richard Davis and LBR, a publication through the Lambda Literary Foundation !
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