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“A tiger injected with diazepam will eventually fall quiet.”– My nonfiction flash, published today at @SuperstitionRev.

Posted on May 1, 2014 by beccanne@mac.com

Sometimes, without meaning to, we let tigers into our living rooms. “The Lady, The Tiger” recounts my experience from a past life–today, in the GORGEOUS new issue of Superstition Review.

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