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    SWEET/CRUDE Excerpt in Eleven Eleven

    January 25, 2016

    We're so excited that an excerpt from this year's prose contest winning manuscript, Heidi Czerwiec's SWEET/CRUDE: A Bakken Boom Cycle, appears in the brand new issue of Eleven Eleven!

     

    Thanks to the editors for including this beautiful piece. You can read Heidi's work (and the rest of this great issue) here.

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