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Date: 2010
"Looking at Carter, this was the space into which Wolgast felt his mind moving, like a dark room with no windows and one locked door."
preview | full record— Cronin, Justin
Date: July 23, 2012
"I'm O.K., you tell them, but with each passing week the depression deepens. You try to describe it. Like someone flew a plane into your soul. Like someone flew two planes into your soul."
preview | full record— Díaz, Junot (b. 1968)
