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| | Peace Corps Online | May 18, 2003 - Book Reporter: In the early 1990s, Simone Zelitch joined the Peace Corps and was ... |
 | | Looking at notes for older stories and unfinished novels, I see aspects of her appearing over and over, always small, dark and impatient, always tactless and at the same time afraid to really speak from the heart. |
 | | I knew, almost from the outset, that the novel could not be linear, and I did quite a bit of initial shifting, trying to find a set pattern that would be easy to follow. |
 | | In my own novel, the story of Ruth is told from the point of view of the mother-in-law, who, it is implied, should feel gratified that her devoted daughter-in-law will carry on her family line. |
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