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Horatio Alger Gets Remixed: GalleyCat Readers Re-Write 'Joe's Luck'

First Posted: 06/25/10 03:21 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:55 PM ET

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In the spring of 2010, a dedicated crew of GalleyCat Reviews readers rewrote one page of Horatio Alger's novel, Joe's Luck: Always Wide Awake. We are very proud to share the final product with you. The complete remix is embedded below for your reading pleasure--click the "download" tab at the top of the frame to get a free PDF copy.

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In the spring of 2010, a dedicated crew of GalleyCat Reviews readers rewrote one page of Horatio Alger's novel, Joe's Luck: Always Wide Awake. We are very proud to share the final product with you. Th...
In the spring of 2010, a dedicated crew of GalleyCat Reviews readers rewrote one page of Horatio Alger's novel, Joe's Luck: Always Wide Awake. We are very proud to share the final product with you. Th...
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