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Visiting Hours, a novel-in-stories, explores the lives of people not normally met on the page---AIDS patients and those who care for them. Set in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and written with large and frequent dollops of humor, the book is a profound meditation on faith and love in the face of illness and poverty.
"In her first collection of poetry, Jennifer Anne Moses takes on death, aging, nature, sex, abuse, Judaism, and family. She deploys language in its lucid, informal and American vernacular, using it as a vehicle to express the human yearning to be in a relationship with the Divine"--
Eighteen-year-old Joshua Cushing wakes up in a psych ward, not knowing how he got there. Worse, he has only one eye. And no one in his family will tell him what happened to his girlfriend, Sophie. The one thing he knows for sure is that something happened, leaving him with a self and a life he barely recognises.
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