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Apricot Fields
By Clark A. Waggoner
Monday, November 26, 2001

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A brother and sister riding in the back of a car--A man going crazy in the waiting room of a hospital--A live television debate gone very wrong--and a dead body. A very experimental work dealing with thematic elements of life and death through a series of seemingly unrelated characters and situations.

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Reviewed by Sara Penrod 3/15/2002

Beautifully written. Haunting. I can't get this one off my mind; I'm afraid I'm going to have nightmares. But I don't think that's a bad thing. The story has a dreamlike feel, kind of letting the reader drift through, and that adds to the whole effect. Excellent writing.

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