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RP in Catch News!

Man who blogs stories of thousands of ‘Rejected Princesses’ tells us why
Feminist blogger Jason Porath on why he tells the stories he does.

Did a fun interview with Catch News – covers plenty of topics, from what will be in the book, to people’s reactions when they find out I’m a guy.

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