Dating Experiment
Last weekend I asked out 25 woman for their phone numbers. At the end of the weekend I had five numbers with three of them actually being real.
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Hiking
I saw you in Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve. You were sitting at a picnic table with two twin brothers. We chatted about the ravens, and you said it had been a long time since...
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Book Reviews
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Jacqueline Turner's The Ends of the Earth shows concise beauty
Jacqueline Turner’s new poetry collection, The Ends of the Earth, is a delicious surprise.
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Captain Paul Watson: Interview With a Pirate tells it like it is
An apt title might well have been The World According to Paul Watson.
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Child of Vengeance is a fast-paced ride through the bloody world of the samurai
There’s something disturbingly calculated about Child of Vengeance.
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Clear Skies, No Wind, 100% Visibility creates compelling atmospheres
These eight narratives depict the emotional contrasts that constitutes life in progress.
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New reads for the season
Now, by the light of the strange glowing ball in the sky that’s emerged from the clouds, it’s time to have a look at some of the more intriguing titles marking the turn of the season.
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The Love Song of Jonny Valentine is intensely satirical
Poor Jonny’s got a lot to deal with.
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Taiye Selasi's Ghana Must Go finds its focus
Patience. That’s the most important thing readers can bring to first-time novelist Taiye Selasi’s quite wonderful Ghana Must Go.
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Amber Dawn's How Poetry Saved My Life shows fierce resolve
This autobiography explores private anguish and public apathy, the primacy of storytelling, and memory’s power.
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The City of Devi delves into love and longing in trying times
Unfolding on this dystopian stage, Manil Suri’s The City of Devi is an often trenchant, sometimes tender story.
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George Saunders surveys fatherly love and delusion in Tenth of December
Plenty of praise has already been heaped upon the latest story collection by Syracuse University professor and MacArthur “Genius Grant” fellow George Saunders.

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