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June 11, 2009
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Jane Austen Returns from the Dead in
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If given half a chance, I would've majored in Jane Austen with a minor in horror, so it was pretty much the best day on Earth when I heard about Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Seth Grahame-Smith takes Jane Austen's classic novel…
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