Tonight is our book discussion for Colum McCann's
Let the Great World Spin. I am about halfway through the book and love, love, love it. So beautiful. It reminds me of (and I apologiz
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Jonathan Peters when he was defending his fabric that the judges referred to as a dirty tablecloth. What's wrong with inspiring sadness? The judges do not read much.
Next month is Jayne Anne Phillips'
Lark and Termite.
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Today is the last day to submit entries in our Elizabeth Berg-inspired
The Last Time I Saw You essay contest:
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