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Great books-overlap. I hardly ever see people who've read the Adam Haslett stories. Do you just own it, or have you read it? I reviewed that book for the Star Tribune here (in Minneapolis). Since then, I've gotten to know Adam through a mutual friend.
Also, did you read the Miranda July stories? I loved them, and then rented her movie, which I also thought was great.
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Claude
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