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Tennessee’s newest independent bookstore opens its doors in Memphis

By Stephen Usery | August 17, 2017

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Cold Hands, Warm Heart

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The Ways We Get By

By Joe Dornich
Black Lawrence Press
190 pages
$19.95

“With equal measures of hilarity and heartache, Joe Dornich collects the stories of America’s middle-class cast-offs: the under-employed, the under-appreciated, and most devastatingly, the under-loved.”

~ Jenny Irish, author of Tooth Box

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