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Even when he collapses in class from pneumonia, his homemade videotapes enrapture his hardscrabble class. Hogue's personal story will enrapture the reader in its telling of a difficult and inconceivably strenuous time for both the author and Walter Shifter, her friend dying of cancer. He is a romantic who doesn't hesitate to use love in the face of danger to enrapture his audience. |
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