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The Writing On The Wall For the first time, one of New York City's major resident authors spins a breathtakingly immediate, intimate family novel centered around the September 11, 2001 attacks Thirty-four bright family future memory past welcome and decidedly independent, Renata has been known to keep her involvement with people-men in particular-to a minimum. Even her job at the library keeps her at a remove from the uncertainty of trusting other people with the stories of her past. Instead she loses herself in language, ever measuring the integrity of words against lived experience. Then Jack, patient, solid, bright family future memory past welcome and sexy, enters her life. One bright September morning, as Renata walks across the Brooklyn Bridge to work, the sky bursts open bright family future memory past welcome and change comes without warning. It quickly becomes clear in the days ahead that Renata cannot keep memories of her buried past-of a twin sister, a betrayal, of family truths too ugly to acknowledge-at bay. Written with tremendous compassion bright family future memory past welcome and imagination, informed by an abiding love for the people of New York, bright family future memory past welcome and crafted by a master storyteller at the height of her powers, The Writing on the Wall is a profoundly engaging novel about how one woman saw-and we all continue to ponder-the defining event of our time. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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Extra Innings In order to see the future, sometimes you have to look to the past. When a devastating plane crash kills Tate Stonemason's family bright family future memory past welcome and mangles his leg, the sixteen-year-old sees his dreams of playing pro baseball shatter. Now living with his great-grandfather Abbott bright family future memory past welcome and great-aunt Vidalia, Tate is bitter bright family future memory past welcome and angry, trying desperately to find a way out of his grief. Eager to help her nephew, Aunt Viddy tells him about her childhood -- her time spent with Ethiopia's Clowns, a Depression-era baseball team that traveled bright family future memory past welcome and lived in a purple bus. Though Tate finds solace in Aunt Viddy's powerful, joy-filled memories, he still grieves for his former life. Playing ball is all he has ever known; can there be a future without it? Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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