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“He feels ennui depression adrift in his life. Purposeless, perhaps because —dig a well in the Sudan and thejanjaweed come in and shoot the people anyway —buy mosquito nets and the boys you save grow up to —rape women —set up cottage industries in Myanmar and the army —steals them and uses the women as slaves and Ben is starting to be afraid that he is starting to share Chon’s opinion of the human species that people are basically shit.”

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Don Winslow
Don Winslow

Don Winslow, born on October 31, 1953, is a renowned American author. His works, which focus on crime, police, and drugs, have gained great popularity among readers. Winslow's writing style is distinctive, combining complex plots with profound character development. more

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