Soft Bunny Fluff, A MONOLOGUE by
29 Jan. 2023
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This is a beautiful monologue. It's a gentle and unsparing peek into rural life. I'm certain the person she dedicated the piece to (Dan B.) would be delighted. ”
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Andrea Aptecker
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