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• BOOK LAUNCH: The Marvelous Saga of the MERCANARY™

  

  We’re launching David Reynolds’ debut novel, The Marvelous Saga of the MERCANARY™. This is it. This is lit!

  Dave Reynolds

  August 19, 2021

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• Problematic Press Loses Virginity

  Well, last week was certainly a week of firsts for Problematic Press, including David Reynolds‘ first CBC Radio interview and first public reading of fiction! Sexy times, indeed! Let’s begin this recap with CBC’s WAM. The amazing Angela Antle invited Reynolds to the Weekend Arts Magazine to discuss his adaptation of Robert Hayman’s Quodlibets. This…

  Dave Reynolds

  May 25, 2013

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