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“But I can't help thinking about the graves I saw on this summer's trip, and the millions of people in them, and the millions more without graves. The ones who are smoke. And I find that I can feel it, at last. Or that I've always felt it, without knowing what it was: the Holocaust, roaring down the generations like a wave of radiation, eradicating, in everyone it touches, the ability to trust people, experience joy; fall in love, believe in love when you see it in others. ("Dancing Men")”

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Book:Best New Horror 15
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Glen Hirshberg
Glen Hirshberg

Glen Hirshberg is an American author known for his fantasy novels. Born in 1966, he has a lifelong passion for fantasy literature. Hirshberg's works are characterized by rich imagination and profound themes, which have won him a dedicated readership. more

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