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Lanagan, Margo

Black Juice

201 pp. | HarperCollins/Eos | March, 2005 | Trade ISBN 0-06-074390-5 $15.99 | Library ISBN 0-06-074391-3 $16.89
(1) YA From the stunning first story, "Singing My Sister Down," these ten stories are mesmerizing. Whether post-apocalyptic, dystopian, or primeval, each diverges from our ordinary view of reality yet illumines such verities as courage, loyalty, and love. Their perspectives are closely encompassed by their first-person narrators' circumstances, revealed (minimally, obliquely) as the action unfolds among marvelously strange concrete details.
Reviewer: Joanna Rudge Long | Horn Book Magazine Issue: May, 2005

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