Jon's Downright Ridiculous Shooting Case by A.J. Sherwood

Readers need not fear that you’ve ridiculed anyone. Or have they? Plus ça change, plus c’est la même choseīeyond reading the sampling of letters grouped together more or less by theme/type of question, I was also interested in your commentary and thoughts on the letters chosen for the book.

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Jon's Downright Ridiculous Shooting Case by A.J. Sherwood