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Calypso by David Sedaris
Dear Fellow Reader: I was very happy when I received the notice from the library that it was my turn for Calypso, the new book by David Sedaris. I was slow in finding out that he had a new book … Continue reading
Looking for a book to read?
So there are about a hundred other things I should be doing right now but I think that writing a post on this blog is the most important. Well, important to me at least. I have been thinking – which … Continue reading
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