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Description:
A beautifully rendered portrait of family and loss, of childhood and manhood by a supremely gifted writer evaluating the sum of his experiences and emerging with a moving work of the highest level.
J. D. Dolan was in Paris when a telephone call summoned him home immediately. A horrible accident had put his big brother John in a Phoenix hospital with third-degree burns over 90 percent of his body. As a child in 1960s Los Angeles, J. D. shared with John the unspoken bond that exists only between brothers. But as time passed and their excursions together ended, so did their conversation. For reasons known to John alone, they existed with each other only in silence, and now, in what would be their final days together, there would be precious few opportunities to talk. Phoenix is J. D. Dolan's personal reflection on the agonizing weeks spent coming to terms with his brother's fate and his attempt to bring their relationship into perspective.
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