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The Writer’s Page: Ex Libris
While I know there must be many books that feature great scenes
set in libraries, one book that I’ve often thought about over the years is The Abortion (1971) by Richard Brautigan, whose narrator works in — and makes his home in — a public library whose shelves are filled...
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