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"It's a testament to her talent that the novel, while almost unbearably sad, is still a joy to read" (Sarah Van Boven, Newsweek ). The "powerful, haunting" tale (Christopher John Farley, Time ) recounts the life of a young Haitian woman, Amabelle Désir, who lives through a 1937 massacre of Haitians living in the Dominican Republic.
Well, Oprah" (Mim Udovitch, New York ). The main gripes: that The Kiss represents an act of self-plagiarism, since Harrison's first novel recounts the same story; that her prose is by turns flat and overheated, "chockablock with romance-novel clichés" (Jonathan Yardley, the Washington Post); and that her need to confess is self-indulgent.
The Washington Post runs the tax-cut story below the fold and leads instead with an extraordinary first-person epic that recounts a harrowing 500-mile trek through Taliban country.
A piece recounts Russia's horrific descent.
Aside from making voting vastly more convenient, say its supporters, click 'n' pick elections could theoretically eliminate fraud, allow instant recounts, and save pots of money.