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Author Bob Shacochis speaks about writing his first book in 10 years, The Woman Who Lost Her Soul, a portrait of America, set in four countries, over fifty years, and the use of war as an instrument of gain.
Author Bob Shacochis on writing his first book in 10 years, The Woman Who Lost Her Soul in the video below:
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