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But Pat Boone Never Lived in Bessemer, essay by Terry Barr
On the night before I entered 7th grade, my across-the-street, 9th grade neighbor Joe, while we were enjoying spareribs at our family’s annual Labor Day picnic, gave me this advice: “Be careful tomorrow. You never know who’s carrying a switchblade.” … Continue reading →