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C. McGee

Raised in Minnesota, C. McGee currently lives in North Carolina with his wife Beth and their daughter Jo. He is the author of Exteriors and Interiors, Feral Chickens, and Owen O'Shea: Stay-At-Home Dad, Wannabe Detective. More of his writing can be found online at borderlineatbest.com. He enjoys people, places, and things.

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