54-second review of Insomniac City, by Bill Hayes

Compact Crits #7: 54-second review of Insomniac City, by Bill Hayes

Read the whole story here. Make no mistake, this was a complicated situation, but Hayes has a remarkable ability to create a picture of how it was, and to capture those meaningful moments. What made “O” so loveable? Read to find out.

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