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...a killer series of intersecting monologues, darkly beautiful and deeply impassioned, violently raw and vibrantly menaced, about the interstellar distances, both psychological and physical, between people in the last years of the millennium.
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One of the first works from a writer of my generation to show genius. I recommend this book which blazes in brilliance and darkness to the glory of desire.
Don Webb |
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The Naughty Yard is a Raymond Carver-on-acid trip...
Larry McCaffery |
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Time for a story as told by the child of Henry Miller and Molly Bloom... A story with a Kama Sutra twist and a heartbreaking view of the moon.
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