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Ken Kesey - Sometimes a Great Notion (1964)

a challenging read (is it possible?); a real struggle of a ride (Kesey wrote a second masterpiece?); you'll laugh and maybe cry but by the time you get through, iffn you make it through, you'll never forget the journey (is the great American novel still relevant at all?). 

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