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We're going to listen back to an interview with Andre Dubuce the third about writing, growing

up amidst violence and poverty, dealing with chronic pain

and experiencing the divine. He has a new collection of personal essays titled,

Ghost Dogs on Killers and Ken.

Terry spoke with him last year

when he had just published the novel Such Kindness.

Here's Terry's introduction.

An accident that causes a severe injury and disability changes a life in an

instant and the chronic pain can last for the rest of your life. So how do you carry

on? That's the central question in the new novel by my guest Andre Dubuis the third.

The main character, Tom, is a builder who falls off a roof, breaking his pelvis and hips.

Those bones are held together by pins and long

after the fall the fires around the pins are still raging. He's on disability

living in Section 8 subsidized housing, thinking he doesn't belong here, he doesn't

belong with these people. The psychic pain, spiritual void, and the anger and bitterness are

constants. DeBuse had personal experiences he could. and the

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