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I always feel that it can be something of a burden to compare a relatively unknown author to one of the greats, but whilst I was reading this book and as I've thought about it since my mind has been taken back to [[Divisadero by Michael Ondaatje]] because of the way that seemingly unconnected stories build to form a greater story. If you enjoy one then I think that you will appreciate the other.
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