“In the beginning, Atlanta was without form, and void; and it still is.”
Quote by Roy Blount, Jr.
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Roy Blount, Jr.
Roy Blount, Jr. is an American writer renowned for his sharp wit and humor. He has penned a diverse array of books, essays, and articles, delving into subjects such as sports, language, and culture. Blount has been a contributing editor for several magazines and has received numerous accolades for his writing. more
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