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In Celebration of Rag Tag Posses

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

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Last year, in a very small town with a pretty big university, I wrote a forthcoming book called Internet and Intimacy.

A minor point in my book but one with some happily tangential relevance to a slew of novels I read during that period, is how online dating often connects people whose paths wouldn’t normally cross.

In real life most people...

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