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In a Hotter World, We Need to Get Over Our Fear of Shadows
As extreme heat becomes more common, urban dwellers must relinquish their bias against daytime darkness and embrace the ...
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In 'We Cast A Shadow,' The Horrors Are Close To Home - NPR
The unnamed narrator of Maurice Carlos Ruffin's We Cast a Shadow has two great loves. The first is wife, Penny, with whom he enjoys a playful, passionate relationship. The other is their young son ...
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Hey Ray! Why Flames Don't Cast Shadows - CBS Pittsburgh
Shadows are pretty much an everyday or every night occurrence. Since light travels in a straight line, when something gets in the way of that path, it creates an absence of light, or a shadow.
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"We Cast a Shadow" author Maurice Carlos Ruffin on debut novel
Maurice Carlos Ruffin's debut novel 'We Cast a Shadow' tackles race in a thought-provoking, unique approach. News Sports Business Entertainment Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.
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'We Cast a Shadow' thought-provoking debut - Boston Herald
BOOK REVIEW “WE CAST A SHADOW” By Maurice Carlos Ruffin (One World, $27) Grade: A. A fear-driven, racially charged world is the land in which the narrator of “We Cast a Shadow” lives.
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In This Ingenious Satire, a Father Goes to ... - The New York Times
“We Cast a Shadow,” a first novel by Maurice Carlos Ruffin, is a hilarious and profound meditation on racial bias, and how it warps our capacity for love. Skip to content Skip to site index.