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A guide to the essential work of everyone's favorite cranky comics auteur.
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This brings us to the end of our ScienceBlogs Book Club discussion of Autism's False Prophets.
Thanks to everyone for their participation.
The next Book Club discussion will start in mid-November, and we'll announce the title as soon as we can.
One of the best things to come out of blogging is the blog book club.
A couple more cases where the ADF is almost certainly in the right, reported by Agape Press.