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Los Angeles is so amorphous and ephemeral, novelists can rarely capture its crazy patterns, much less its '90s angst. In
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We first meet Candido Rincon when he is hit by a car driven by the male half of the novel's Anglo couple, a self-styled Annie Dillard disciple named Delaney Mossbacher.
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In Rob Camm's academic English class for juniors, students were slated to read Sherwood Anderson's book
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