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Thomas Canfield

Thomas Canfield aspires to worry less, for which purpose he has taken up the study of children, and to laugh more, for which purpose he has taken up the study of politicians.

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Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2016
Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2016
Cover of Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2012
Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2012
This entry was posted on April 8, 2019 by Dawn Vogel.

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