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Some robbing-the-cradle action highlights a Sex and the City-like tale by author Bernice McFadden writing under a nom de plume. Riverbend--the nom de plume of a young Iraqi woman--provides her readers with a first-hand view of the occupation of Iraq through her "blog" (web log, or online diary). Norman Blogster is, of course, a nom de plume which, given the hair-trigger touchiness of some big-beast architects, seems like a sensible though not totally admirable idea. |
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