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9/01) for that story; in this one, Thumb and the other middle-schoolers--all nine of them--decide that their best chance for a trip to the big city (Vancouver) is to learn the hitherto unrehearsed game of baseball in order to be eligible for the state championships. For Klein, 2this unexpected, unrehearsed mention of the deadline for sowing turnips in Missouri (it's actually the 25th of July, for those who might be tempted to procrastinate) is "an appropriately inelegant shorthand for everything I love about politics? The work presents itself as though it were an oral dialogue with God, recorded in its unfolding, and as an oral and spontaneous prayer, it is necessarily unrehearsed and unrevised. |
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