June Casagrande's Writings
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Aug.01.2008
Our Times Santa Monica supplement to the Los Angeles Times
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Article
Jul.02.2008
Burbank Leader (and syndicated to other community newspapers)
Shakespeare was, obviously, a great writer. But his words don't follow me. They remain on the page, right there were I left them when I stopped reading. Robert Louis Stevenson touched me at a young age, implanting vivid permanent images in my mind. But he didn't change it. Homer helped mold the modern world, but he didn't mold me. None of these writers assembled...
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About June
June Casagrande was born in March and lives in a small house. She wrote a grammar/humor book called "Mortal Syntax" and, before that, one called "Grammar Snobs Are Great Big Meanies." She sincerely hopes you buy a million copies of each.
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Causes June Casagrande Supports
Planned Parenthood, ClimateCrisis.net, the Richard Dawkins Foundation, Pet Orphans of Southern California, KIVA