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Indispensible. Finally, someone had the sense to gather up the shrapnel of work over the Lost War into a single survey. As selected by (Cornell MFA Grad.) O'Nan these pieces serve as fragments of the whole American literature, post-everything. An absolute good: Harr, Halberstrom, Erdrich and the monument edifice known as Tim O'Brien. One longs for another volume. Reviewed by Paul. |
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