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You can contact one of the GFF partners directly regarding review copies or samples.

In the US:
Bob Petti (NY)
Bob Skehan (CT)
Steve Schweitzer (CO)

I Europe:
Martin Joergensen (Denmark)

Drop one or all of us an e-mail and we will provide a postal address for you to use or a phone number to call.

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