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"The Dream of Perpetual Motion" - Dexter Palmer (St. Martin's Press)

By Doug M. on Apr 25, 2010 | In Reviews | Leave a comment »

I took a chance on this debut novel by Dexter Palmer--I'd heard nothing about it (or the author). The blurbs from different online booksellers intrigued me enough to buy a copy. Sometimes taking a chance pays off... The Dream of Perpetual Motion was one of those times! more »
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