Jung Young Moon hasn’t exactly transformed Texas into a magical place, but he has used the state as an inspiration to manipulate words in magical ways.
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I got the sense, at times, that I ought to be looking, rather than reading. The tapestry of language is the message.
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Zink’s novels take care of everybody; they cosset all the players in her imagined communities.
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I realized that it had likely been over fifteen years since I’d lived in a world without Jennifer Aniston on the cover of some magazine.
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