Gay psychic Dougall Fraser reads from his new book, April 5 in L.A.

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            Dougall Fraser reads from his new book, April 5 in L.A.
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       Gay psychic
            Dougall Fraser will read from his new book, But You Knew
                That Already, on Tuesday, April 5, at the Bhodi
            Tree, 8585 Melrose,       in West Hollywood, Calif. He will
            sign copies of the book following a       reading and
            discussion.     

        
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Dougall Fraser reads from his new book, April 5 in L.A.