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Review of Laurie Marshall’s Proof of Life by Francois Bereaud
by Francois Bereaud | Mar 20, 2023
“At first, you think it’s snowing.” This opening line of “Some of Your Favorite Things Aren’t Made to Last,” the first story in Laurie Marshall’s masterful flash collection, Proof of Life, sets the tone for an unexpected and wild, but, ultimately, very...
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Review of Laurie Marshall’s Proof of Life by Francois Bereaud
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