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Pond by Claire-Louise Bennett

Posted by Megan Power in Penguin RandomHouse Canada, Pond

"...in the whole history of literature love is quite routinely depicted as an engulfing process of ecstatic suffering which finally, mercifully, obliterates us and delivers us to oblivion."

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