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In A Sheep’s Eye, Darling
In a Sheep’s Eye, Darling takes a sometimes humorous, sometimes wrenching look at human relationships, at the varieties of isolation and communication possible in sexuality and friendship. Margaret Hasse’s lush lyric voice is grounded in a tough sensibility, an undaunted, sensuous truth-telling.
ISBN:
9780915943258 Publish Date:
02/18/1988
Pages:
88
Size:
6 × 9 × 0.25 in
Weight:
5.7 oz
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