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Published August 13th, 2007
Down and Out
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DJR writer: http://www.blog.sohaibmuneer.com
DJR Writer Traci_J_Macnamara has compiled a list of featured books on her blog of literature of places, "Down and Out". Check it out at http://downandout.wordpress.com/booklist/. Traci is a freelance writer currently in Louisville, KY, and here's how she describes "Down and Out":

"For someone like me–someone who likes to read and write and run around in the outdoors–what does this world have to offer? This blog is an exploration of those things."
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