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About Craig Nova
See more books from this AuthorThere are good reasons for a building to disappear....'' While Ray learns the rules of the trade, Dean philanders on wife Marge, ten years his elder with a ``constant antagonism to the passage of time,'' and takes up with teenaged Iris Mason, whom Ray loves.
| Read Full Review of TromboneThe potentially destructive nature `join forces' below of Ray and Dean's attachment, captured first in Ray's memory of their watching the light of atom bomb tests when he was a little boy, is stirred when Dean and Iris Mason, Ray's high-school classmate in Bakersfield, Calif., become an item.
| Read Full Review of TromboneOriginally posted Aug 21, 1992 Published in issue #132 Aug 21, 1992 Order article reprints
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