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Tag Archives: the stickiness of the written word
Sticky.
Some things are just sticky, you know? Honey, syrup, melted chocolate, kids’ fingers. Or, on the other hand, genre fiction like Lawrence Block’s dark and stark yet luminous prose- which I rediscovered last year, or the disorientation of The Other … Continue reading →
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Tagged Captured by Julia Rachel Barrett, Coming of Age in Mississippi by Anne Moody, Marilyn Monroe Her Biography by Donald Spoto, Pushing Her Boundaries, the goal of writing a book, the stickiness of the written word
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