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Dana Elmendorf on Cold Cases Reopened by the Dead
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Dana Elmendorf on Cold Cases Reopened by the Dead
The dead have a way of sticking around. Not always in the way you’d expect, with rattling chains or long white sheets, but in quieter ways. A chill that makes no sense. A dream that won’t let go. A flicker of something in the corner of your eye, right where no one’s standing. Some folks would call that imagination. I call it unfinished business. In my novel Grave Birds, the dead don’t whisper, they show up in the form of birds. Strange, tethered…
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