Pullout Oct 13, 2005 at 4:00 am

Literature: Rebecca Brown

An Underappreciated Writer of Masterpieces

Charles Mudede
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I just read The Last Time I Saw You and was so struck by this very aspect of Brown's prose. The rhythm, and the un-specified space-time, color-lack, love-hate...all the opposing forces of life rolled up into tight, amazing WORDS. Thank You, Ms. Brown!
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