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Tag Archives: Amazon book review
Book review: Tim O’Brien’s Inner Story
Disclosure: I’ve known author Tim O’Brien since university. We even share the same birthday (although, as I always remind him, he’s always older than me.) So rest assured, this review has to be the most-objective I’ve probably ever written. Looking … Continue reading
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