Book Summary and Reviews of Pearls From Peoria by Philip Jose Farmer

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"Starred review. This colossal scrapbook of scarce, offbeat fiction, poetry and nonfiction from SF veteran Farmer offers fans a smorgasbord of his hard—and impossible—to find work from fanzines and other small publications, spanning the 1940s to the 1990s." - PW.

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