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Hasenpfeffer immortalized in song
You might think it’s hard to work Hasenpfeffer into a song lyric (except, of course, for the theme song to Laverne and Shirley), but John Anealio at Sci-Fi Songs has managed it, as one line in a tribute song about the recent The SF/F/H Book Reviewers Linkup Meme started by John Ottinger at Grasping for the Wind (which I posted about here).
Take a listen and check out the lyrics at Grasping for the Wind (The Linkup Meme Song).
I’m thrilled to be included!
(And actually, as you’ll see, Hasenpfeffer was hardly the hardest thing he had to work in to his lyrics…)
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