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Visible Light

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Major discovery of the season: Carol Windley's first collection of short fiction, Visible Light (Oolichan). This book is really something: fully realized characters living real lives in a fully realized place. Full of general truth as it can be known only in tiny particulars. Beautiful, sensitive, etc.: all the encomiums apply. Great cover art too. Buy this book. We guarantee it.

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