“As long as he was there, I felt safe”: Fatherhood, Deception, and Detective Work in Laurie Sandell’s The Impostor’s Daughter

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Precup, M. (2020). “As long as he was there, I felt safe”: Fatherhood, Deception, and Detective Work in Laurie Sandell’s The Impostor’s Daughter. In The Graphic Lives of Fathers (pp. 83–106). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36218-8_4

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