Books by Dan Josefson
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English
review 1: Solid meh. I picked up this one because I liked the cover, the title appealed to me from my own therapy history, and the DFW blurb didn’t hurt either. Touching and well written, but that’s about the best I can say. Another reviewer mentioned that by the end they “couldn't dec...
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English
review 1: Mostly enjoyable and entertaining, though Wallace's blurb on the cover and Bissell's quote on the back led me to expect a bit more depth. Point of view shifts invariably between third-person omniscience and first-person limited — the story is presented as the protagonist's return...