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Publisher
Mariner Books
Language
English
Pages
295

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Cover of: The Book of Ten Nights and a Night
The Book of Ten Nights and a Night: Eleven Stories
May 19, 2005, Mariner Books
in English
Cover of: The book of ten nights and a night
The book of ten nights and a night: eleven stories
2004, Houghton Mifflin
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"There was meant to have been a book called Ten Nights and a Night, which, had it gotten itself written before TEOTWAW(A)KI 9/11/2001 - The End Of The World As We (Americans) Knew It-might have opened with a sportive extended invocation to the Storyteller's Muse, more or less like this: Tell, O Muse of Story, the hundred-percent-made-up tale of a modern-day Odysseus's interlude with the brackish tidewater marsh-nymph here called WYSIWYG- "Wissywig?""

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Library of Congress
PS3552.A75 B37 2005

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OL7605767M
Internet Archive
bookoftennightsa00bart
ISBN 10
0618562087
ISBN 13
9780618562084
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642102
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50411

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There was meant to have been a book called Ten Nights and a Night, which, had it gotten itself written before TEOTWAW(A)KI 9/11/2001 - The End Of The World As We (Americans) Knew It-might have opened with a sportive extended invocation to the Storyteller's Muse, more or less like this: Tell, O Muse of Story, the hundred-percent-made-up tale of a modern-day Odysseus's interlude with the brackish tidewater marsh-nymph here called WYSIWYG- "Wissywig?"
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