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The Most Famous Man in America

This is the book my men's group is supposed to be reading.

And I'm kind of sort of ashamed of myself. Because my first response to looking here at its page on Amazon.com is "Five hundred sixty pages! How am I supposed to put myself together enough to read five hundred sixty pages?"

My second response is a little more ridiculous. "Is that Truman Capote on the cover?"

And then, third and final response, it looks like the author has one of them blog thingamajigs over there on Amazon.com. Cool. With a photo. And some history of the book. And whatever else you might expect from such a thingamajig.

Which reminds me, you really ought to visit my Amazon.com blog thingamajig now and again to see the exact same text appearing there that appears right here (assuming you aren't reading this on the Amazon.com blog thingamajig, in which case, you are reading it here instead of there, or there instead of here, or Velveeta Versa, whichever comes first, etc.). But. Whatever. Bless you all. And happy Sundays.

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