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Agatha of Little Neon by Claire Luchette
βWe were fixed to one another, like parts of some strange, asymmetrical body: Frances was the mouth; Mary Lucille, the heart; Therese, the legs. And I, Agatha, was the eyes.β Agatha of Little Neon is a gem of a novel. Claire Luchetteβs prose is a delight to read, its deceptive simplicity bringing to mind authors…
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