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The Traveling Tide (Conversation Pieces, Vol.5)

by Rosaleen Love

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An original collection of seven short stories. Rosaleen Love¿s stories fairly dance and sing their way along the page, whether the scene is music itself, as in the tale she tells of driving her cousin Bridie, an Australian musicologist and jazz pianist, on a pilgrimage to the source of her music in the US South, or the vast vistas of geological time, or even the arcane science of therolinguistics as it deconstructs the ¿c(h)oral songs¿ that are ¿a series of texts written by air in water.¿… (more)
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An original collection of seven short stories. Rosaleen Love¿s stories fairly dance and sing their way along the page, whether the scene is music itself, as in the tale she tells of driving her cousin Bridie, an Australian musicologist and jazz pianist, on a pilgrimage to the source of her music in the US South, or the vast vistas of geological time, or even the arcane science of therolinguistics as it deconstructs the ¿c(h)oral songs¿ that are ¿a series of texts written by air in water.¿

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