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Salvage Carolyn Kisner Fanny's ambivalent feelings about beingPart blasphemous prayer, part stand up comedy, wholly unique, this breathtaking collection is by turns devastating, funny, and startling. "Some things happened to me in my formative years that I don't want to tell you about," writes Hedgie Choi, "but some things happened to you too." Whether the site of exploration is Star Trek, Leonard Cohen, roadkill, or etymology, sublime bewilderment rubs shoulders with half buried humiliations and accidental