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T.C. BOYLE: blurring the lines

T.C. BOYLE: blurring the lines

March 23, 2011
Charles Kruger
Book Review, Interview

(Rick Kleffel) “I write in order to see what comes next.” — T. C. Boyle T. C. Boyle is a wily guy. He’s a smart,…

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