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'Stop That Girl': Anti-Fairy Tales

Elizabeth MacKenzie offers a selection of hauntingly true-to-life short stories. Random House

All Things Considered, March 17, 2005 · Alan Cheuse reviews Stop That Girl by California writer Elizabeth McKenzie, nine short stories so true to life that you'd think the events described must have actually happened.

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