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Friday, October 15, 2010

R&R 103 - read it at reading-reviewing.com

R&R 103 | Specimen Days
R&R 103
Time is scary. The abundance of it, the lack of it. Living in it. With time comes change, uncertainty, the unknown. Just when you get through one moment in time, the next is waiting for you, challenging you. Michael Cunningham's Specimen Days evokes this awareness. The knowledge that we're spinning out of control.


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