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The art of the stick shift
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Hair today
The railroad cap I don't remember, nor the twirly mustache – these must have come later – only a rotund, ruddy-faced fellow snipping at the back of my head as he joked with other patrons waiting their turns, or just waiting for the afternoo...
Garrison Keillor sex book
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My unpublished book of essays, Over the River and Stabbed to Death, won the international Beverly Prize for Literature in the U.K. Work (it's not "work," really) has appeared widely. Recognized in Best American's Notables several times.
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