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Chelsea McClellan

Chelsea McClellan lives in the barren wilds of the Midwest with two cats and way too many dogs.


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Cover of "Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2015"
Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2015
This entry was posted on December 11, 2019 by Dawn Vogel.

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