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A Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky: The Best of The Sun, Volume II

Name: A Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky: The Best of The Sun, Volume II
Brand: Book
SKU: 413
Price: 15.95 USD
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Published: 1985

Isbn: 0917320123

Pages: 500

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A Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky: The Best of The Sun, Volume II is the second volume of the finest interviews, short stories, essays, photos, and poems from the first ten years of The Sun. It contains more than five hundred pages of writing by authors selected not for their literary reputations, but for the honesty of their reflections.