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A Fine and Private Place by Peter S. Beagle

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How many authors can set a romantic comedy in a cemetery, with a cast including some of the residents, and make it work? Beagle is a wonderful storyteller, and I loved this book. He makes his characters feel real and makes the reader (me, at least) care deeply about them and their joys and hurts, and he balances it with a light and funny streak of absurdity. As a writer, this is the kind of thing that makes me jealous, at the same time it makes me want to be a writer more than ever.

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