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S.B.’s 2020 Year in Books
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| A witty and interesting compilation of Jasper's own work as a ceramicist, including beautiful insights into his process and inspiration. The tone is light-hearted and fun, although at points revealing glimpses of long-standing grief that perhaps prop ...more | |
