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					<description><![CDATA[People who manage blogs and websites already understand structure, audiences, and what keeps someone reading. Apparently, those same skills can be applied to publishing whodunit puzzle books. This was an interesting introduction: https://nextpilot.online/p/kuro-nazo/]]></description>
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