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Controlled Burn by Scott Wolven

Controlled Burn

Stories of Prison, Crime, and Men

by Scott Wolven
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  • Apr 12, 2005, 224 pages
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Gwen

This is a man's world?
I enjoy short stories but am finding it increasingly difficult to find short stories full of strongly drawn characters. Then I read Controlled Burn. The book is full of men, almost no female characters even appear & there's not a S.N.A.G. (Sensitive New-Age Guy) in the lot. Very refreshing. Enjoyed it a lot & have recommended it to several friends already. Thanks, Scott.
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