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File:The Cistern Kid.jpg|link=The Cistern Kid|'''[[The Cistern Kid]]''' is a fictional character who represents water usage in Mexico and the Western United States. | |||
File:CSI Rumspringa.jpg|link=CSI: Rumspringa|'''''[[CSI: Rumspringa]]''''' is an American procedural forensics Amish crime drama television series. | File:CSI Rumspringa.jpg|link=CSI: Rumspringa|'''''[[CSI: Rumspringa]]''''' is an American procedural forensics Amish crime drama television series. | ||
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* ''[[The Cider House Roulette]]'' | * ''[[The Cider House Roulette]]'' | ||
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* ''[[The Thing: Why I am an Alien Shape Changer]]'' | * ''[[The Thing: Why I am an Alien Shape Changer]]'' | ||
Revision as of 11:32, 16 February 2022
Annie Got Her Gun is an anti-war Western comedy novel by American novelist Dalton Trumbo about sharpshooter Annie Oakley.
In the News
The Cistern Kid is a fictional character who represents water usage in Mexico and the Western United States.
CSI: Rumspringa is an American procedural forensics Amish crime drama television series.
The Cider House Roulette is a novel by American writer John Irving about a young man growing up under the guidance of a gambler and casino owner.
The Thing: Why I am an Alien Shape Changer is an autobiographical book by G. K. Chesterton 1.1.
Fiction cross-reference
- CSI: Rumspringa
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- The Cider House Roulette
- The Cistern Kid
- The Thing: Why I am an Alien Shape Changer
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- [ Post] @ Twitter (14 February 2022)