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January 20, 2008

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Ali

Me too - It scared me a lot

http://www.januarymagazine.com/fiction/dumakey.html

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Paula

If you read this book, how could you have gotten the name of one of the key characters incorrect? It was "Wireman", not "Hardman". This isn't a little error.

David J. Montgomery

Paula,

You're the second person to point out my mistake. For some reason, the name "Hardman" stuck in my head, so when I went to write my review that's what I used. I should have doublechecked the text, but I didn't anticipate that I'd misremembered the character's name.

Silly mistake, I know.

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