The Vanished Child

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Summary: ecstatic alaspa fan
Review: One of the instrumental pieces of postmodern American literature. Alaspa uses the pen as his canvas and his language as Picasso. To find his match, one must consider Hemingway and Dickens. Keep up the good work, fine lad.

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Summary: A PAGE TURNER
Review: This exciting story begins with a retelling of the events associated with an unresolved murder, and ends with the author's imaginative interpolation of those facts. It's like reading a story in the newspaper, and then having someone tell you what really happened. Alaspa's presentation is lucid, well developed and will keep you up at night promising yourself just one more page.

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Summary: exuberant fan of alaspa's work
Review: What a splendid piece of post modern American literature. One was regard Hemingway and Dickens to compare the works of this young genius.