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But not Bobbie Ann Mason. With intelligence, technical mastery and literary tact, she makes an unsettling point: when the cult of life-styles and celebrity junk-think crack the rectitude of western Kentucky, there must be a lot of people everywhere who are having a hard time feeling at home at home. —By R.Z. Sheppard
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