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'Artsy, swoon-worthy and kinky."New York Magazine"I loved this book. The writer does a great job."Junot Diaz, author of The Brief And Wondrous Life Of Oscar Wao"F Scott Fitzgerald for the iPod generation."Richard Nash, Editor Soft Skull Publishing"Terrific and genuinely spooky."Caroline Marshall, Editor of Campaign London"First he steals the oxygen from you, then he spits it back in your face. One of the most interesting and controversial encounters I've made through a book."Lorenzo DeRita, Editor of COLORS Rome"A great. finely tuned, funny, unique, and oftentimes poetic voice.The sections about St LaCroix are particularly amusing."Eric Obenauf, Publisher Two Dollar Radio, Brooklyn"It's a surprise dark-horse Williamsburg bestseller. Women seem to be very fond ofthis book,"Jonas Kyle, Spoonbill & Sugartown Booksellers, Williamsburg,
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