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		By: BJ Hill		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Reading it (or I should say, listening the audiobook) now. Interesting to see how this is the predecessor to Garrison Keillor&#039;s Lake Woebegone and Tom Bodett&#039;s The End of the Road. I wonder if Winesburg was the first novel of this style, to focus on just one small community and explore its characters? 
Anyways, good blog post and thanks for the link to the map!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Reading it (or I should say, listening the audiobook) now. Interesting to see how this is the predecessor to Garrison Keillor&#8217;s Lake Woebegone and Tom Bodett&#8217;s The End of the Road. I wonder if Winesburg was the first novel of this style, to focus on just one small community and explore its characters?<br />
Anyways, good blog post and thanks for the link to the map!</p>
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		By: Ivona Poyntz		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I justfinished this collection of tales: I see how one can wade in and out as each story could be standalone, but I found the cummulative effect of the tales more potent than each one in isolation. Each story seemed to build up on the atmosphere and narrative of the one before. Goos review, btw.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I justfinished this collection of tales: I see how one can wade in and out as each story could be standalone, but I found the cummulative effect of the tales more potent than each one in isolation. Each story seemed to build up on the atmosphere and narrative of the one before. Goos review, btw.</p>
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