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327   $aHum -- Medicine -- Great -- Hero -- Scales -- Honeymoon -- Thrill -- Hospitality -- Love -- Travel -- Boulevard.
330   $aA new collection of stories by bestselling author Michelle Richmond, Hum presents a cautionary political fable, a celebration of the complexities of marriage, and a meditation on modern-day alienation.Thirteen years after the publication of her first story collection, The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress, New York Times bestselling author Michelle Richmond returns with Hum, a collection of ten stories that examine love, lust, and loyalty from surprising angles.In "Hum," a young couple that is paid to live in a house filled with surveillance equipment become
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