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Earplugs

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A quaint town overtaken by an old order. Antique dealers selling off theliving room. In this novel, a quest for earplugs tries its bestto defy old age, young love, and the burden of change.

171 pages, Hardcover

First published November 20, 2012

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Bram Riddlebarger

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Bram Riddlebarger writes, plays music, and lives in Southeastern Ohio.

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September 28, 2018
A great book. A disillusioned, sentimental, interesting, often comic view of a philosophic towny. Evokes something in someone intimate with mid-range Appalachia and is sentimental, sees it's beauty, but isn't horribly optimistic.
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April 26, 2020
A tale of love lost not only on a personal level but with the fickle culture in which we are all inextricably entwined. To me EARPLUGS is one of those rare creations that explores the boundaries of what a great american novel can be.
Acerbic and funny, yet brilliantly poetic. I hope to be reading Bram Riddlebarger's work for years to come.
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