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Intimates by Kristin Fouquet at Undie Press!


"Flashing Flapper" copyright 2009 kristin fouquet

I'm delighted to announce the kickoff of my new monthly photo column, "Intimates by Kristin Fouquet," at Tim Hall's wonderful, newly launched Undie Press. Name dropping: Karen Lillis, Dean Haspiel, Tim Hall, Victor Schwartzman, Mark Cashion, Lynne Senne.

"Undie Press is a literary entertainment site featuring serialized and streaming work by insanely talented creators. We also offer generous free ad space for your projects." Check it out!


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  1. Jodi MacArthurSeptember 16, 2010 at 6:15 PM

    Wonderful. Congrats on the column. And I love that pic, Kristen. Classic, and great legs!

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  2. Kristin FouquetSeptember 17, 2010 at 5:28 AM

    Thanks so much, Jodi! Hope your novel is coming along.

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