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Look How the Fish Live by J. F. Powers
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Look How the Fish Live (original 1975; edition 1988)

by J. F. Powers (Author)

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A collection of short stories about provincial life in the American Midwest.
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Title:Look How the Fish Live
Authors:J. F. Powers (Author)
Info:The Hogarth Press Ltd (1988), 34 pages
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