Entertainment Weekly's A grade for The Thin Place by Kathryn Davis sparked my interest, but it was this line from Jessa Crispin's review in the Chicago Sun-Times that actually made me want to read it: "While the girls are the entry into the story, The Thin Place encompasses the entire life cycle of the town. The dogs, the cats, the beavers, the chickens, even the corn, "fascist at heart," gets a turn telling the story."
Thursday, January 26, 2006
The Thin Place
Entertainment Weekly's A grade for The Thin Place by Kathryn Davis sparked my interest, but it was this line from Jessa Crispin's review in the Chicago Sun-Times that actually made me want to read it: "While the girls are the entry into the story, The Thin Place encompasses the entire life cycle of the town. The dogs, the cats, the beavers, the chickens, even the corn, "fascist at heart," gets a turn telling the story."
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That, my friend, is weird.
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