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If jonathan lethems fortress of solitude was a love letter to brooklyn then duane swiercynskis modern pulp tale expiration date is a nasty breakup letter to the rundown philadelphia neighborhood of frankford

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And you need not be from the philadelphia area to appreciate swierczynskis knack for making likeable characters who are forced to deal with a cityneighborhoodbuilding they cant seem leave fast enough no matter how hard they try

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I couldnt pronounce the authors last name the front and back cover because of its being thin kept bending the paper isnt of good quality in appearance the book seemed like a graphic novel

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I truly didnt want to like the book but as they say you cant tell a book by its cover

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Certainly that is the case with duane swierczynskis expiration date

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After getting that far i couldnt put the book down

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This is where his dad the musician the human jukebox was murdered

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He soon learns he can change things when he loses two fingers and however upon returning to 2009 the fingers are back but useless