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Historical forgetfulness, reclaiming memory explored in two new Utah novels: Inhabited and Man in The Mirror

October 10, 2016
In different ways, two recently published novels solidly critique the American West culture that simultaneously purports to elevate history while stubbornly clinging to the convenience of historical forgetfulness. In both novels – Inhabited by Charlie Quimby (Torrey House Press)...
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