Circus of the Grand Design

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Summary: Like No Place Else
Review: Robert Freeman Wexler takes his readers down paths that no one else ever thought about. Here we have a man running away to join the circus -- a simple enough story, one with which we're all familiar. Of course, the circus exists in a fantastical dimension, but that is only to be expected. What makes this book so special is not that reality is bent, but the way in which Wexler bends it. Just as in his highly praised novella "In Springdale Town," Wexler once again shows us a world from a different angle, combing factors in ways unlike anyone else.