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The Junk Yard: Voices for the Junk Yard (original 1999; edition 1999)

by Marsha Hunt (Editor) (Author)

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A writer's workshop for young offenders at Dublin's Mountjoy Prison is the source of this collection of 15 original Irish stories. They include: Kenno's loss of his parents to drug-related AIDS; Yogi's heroin addiction; and Bree's thoughts as she considers giving up her child for adoption.
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A writer's workshop for young offenders at Dublin's Mountjoy Prison is the source of this collection of 15 original Irish stories. They include: Kenno's loss of his parents to drug-related AIDS; Yogi's heroin addiction; and Bree's thoughts as she considers giving up her child for adoption.
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820.809206927Literature › English › English literature in more than one form › Collections of literary texts in more than one form › Literature for and by groups of people with specific attributes, residents of specific areas › Literature for and by groups of people with specific attributes

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