"Yesterday Broadstreet saw a laborer from the union hall lose a finger in the gunite pump," beings Two-Up, the story of Harold Broadstreet, a gunit...
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Jan 02, 2009
Guillermo
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Eric Miles Williamson is a person of opinion. I've never taken a class with him, but others who have described him as such. Once I saw him talk to a friend of mine and he came off as such. But it's all good, because if he wasn't then he wouldn't be the writer that he is.
The book is reminiscent of the crap-stacular novel Twelve only it's written by an adult rather than a child. None of the characters are lovable, nor do you wish them happy endings. You writhe with hatred for Broadstr More...
The book is reminiscent of the crap-stacular novel Twelve only it's written by an adult rather than a child. None of the characters are lovable, nor do you wish them happy endings. You writhe with hatred for Broadstr More...
Oct 07, 2008
Jennifer
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Unrelenting honesty, as beautiful as it is ugly, and that's saying a lot!
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