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In the Shadow of Alabama In the Shadow of Alabama by Judy Reene Singer
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“You never know what you can do," he says, "until you get it done.”
Judy Reene Singer, In the Shadow of Alabama
“She keeps herself in a constant state of unhappiness, so she is never disappointed by life.”
Judy Reene Singer, In the Shadow of Alabama
“Child, you're just flying blind, and it's okay. That's how life is, darlin'. We're all flying blind.”
Judy Reene Singer, In the Shadow of Alabama
“Alabama sun was really something, Willie thought, it was really something. It battered you, enshrouded you, like it had made a pact with hell and humidity to bring you to your knees.”
Judy Reene Singer, In the Shadow of Alabama
“beginning,”
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“We poison ourselves and we poison each other. A cruel remark, the turn of a shoulder, the indifference to someone's pain. I remember how often I flinched under my father's comments, but I never realized how much it could fester, infiltrate in its insidious, toxic way, through his life my life, a family. A culture.”
Judy Reene Singer, In the Shadow of Alabama