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My Lovely Wife, Edith

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Author: Kevin Moore
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This piece of flash fiction follows Gordon Burchfield's account of his first week of work at a facility for the mentally ill and questions the line between sanity and delusion.

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Release dateJul 21, 2012

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Even as Americans are drinking more, interest in the sober curiosity movement is swelling. The trend coincides with a wellness obsession.
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