Annie Dillard observes "e;The best of Edward Hoagland is the best in the land."e; Now, in...

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"e;Moves beyond a compelling personal story to shed radiant light on history itself . . . an ...

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Edward Hoagland, best known for his essays, is also an extraordinary writer as fiction, as reader...

"e;Perhaps the most remarkable book in the American canon. As dense as scripture, crowded wit...

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