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book club: american literature.

Posted on January 27, 2012 by jamesterencewatkins

I’m beginning to have difficulties recalling the books I’ve read over the last few years, so I’m compiling a list of texts I can remember reading and can recommend – for my own posterity if nothing else. I thought … Continue reading →

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