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The Nicotine Chronicles
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3.5
“This was a disappointment. I was hoping for more...what I can't say.
Part I: Thank You for Not Smoking
1 - “Park & Play” by Hannah Tinti - 4 Stars
2 - “My Simple Plan” by Ariel Gore - 3.5 Stars
3 - “The Renovation of the Just” by Christopher Sorrentino - 2 Stars
4 - “Deathbed Vigil” by Jonathan Ames - 3.5 Stars
Part II: Smoking May Be Hazardous to Your Health
5 - “Dying for a Cigarette” by Lee Child - 4.5 Stars
6 - “The Smoke-Free Room” by Achy Obejas - 3 Stars
7 - “Spécial Treatment” by Cara Black - 3.5 Stars
8 - “Yasiri” by Michael Imperioli - 3 Stars
Part III: Hungry for Flavor?
9 - “Smoking Jesus” by Eric Bogosian - 1.5 Stars
10 - “The Summer You Lit Up” by Lauren Sanders - 3.5 Stars
11 - “Climax, Oregon” by Robert Arellano - 2.5 Stars
12 - “Freshly Cut” by Peter Kimani - 2.5 Stars
Part IV: Inhale to Your Heart’s Content
13 - “Smoke Break” by David L. Ulin - 2 Stars
14 - “God’s Work” by Bernice L. McFadden - 2.5 Stars
15 - “Menthol” by Jerry Stahl - 2 Stars
16 - “Vaping: A User’s Manual” by Joyce Carol Oates - 3.5 Stars
47 Total ÷ 16 = 2.9375 (3 Stars)
I used to smoke, 25 years ago. Have never looked back. Very thankful to have kicked the habit.”
About Lee Child
Lee Child, previously a television director, union organizer, theatre technician, and law student, was fired and on the dole when he hatched a harebrained scheme to write a best-selling novel, thus saving his family from ruin.
went on to win worldwide acclaim. Lee was born in England of a Belfast-born father, but now lives in New York City and leaves the island of Manhattan only when required to by forces beyond his control.
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