Imaginary friends

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I wrote about the joys of the imaginary friends in fiction. There's something brilliant about characters who are already imaginary having their own imaginary voices talking in their heads, and I suppose it could continue to spiral from there if the imaginary friends' friends had their own imaginary friends...

Here is the piece, at Crime Reads.

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