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Robert Wiersema

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Reading. Writing. Not rithmatic. Missing, presumed working. Mostly updates-only here.
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3 Buzzy Books About Crime and Punishment

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By Robert Wiersema, Patrick Keefe, Eric Lichtblau 
| zoomer.com
Home Base: Washington, D.C. Author’s Take: “I wanted to try and document and better understand what the source of this violence was, and the tip of the spear, really, is the growing power and influence of the white supremacy movement, which has really been emboldened by Trump himself.” Favourite Line: “Orange County, the sun-splashed home to neo-Nazi Sam Woodward and his old high school classmate, Blaze Bernstein, mirrored the surge in violent bigotry cleaving America, but in the extreme.”...
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Booker Prize-winner George Saunders examines life and death in a brilliant new novel

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By Robert Wiersema
| InsideHalton.com
“Vigil,” the brilliant and confounding new novel from Booker Prize winner George Saunders, begins with the narrator falling from the sky: “What a lovely home I found myself plummeting toward, acquiring, as I fell, arms, hands, legs, feet, all of which, as usual, became more substantial with each passing second.” Our narrator plunges headfirst into the driveway.
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Booker Prize-winner George Saunders examines life and death in a brilliant new novel

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By Robert Wiersema
| GuelphMercury.com
“Vigil,” the brilliant and confounding new novel from Booker Prize winner George Saunders, begins with the narrator falling from the sky: “What a lovely home I found myself plummeting toward, acquiring, as I fell, arms, hands, legs, feet, all of which, as usual, became more substantial with each passing second.” Our narrator plunges headfirst into the driveway.
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