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The Denver Post: "More than any form of injury or violent death, there's something uniquely haunting, and familiar, about the vehicular accident in our society. Car accidents are by far the most commonplace manner of premature death in America, and it's rare to find someone who hasn't been affected by one. It's surprising, then, that so little has been written about it in American fiction... This has changed with the appearance of a remarkable new novel, The Reconstructionist."
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Previous books by Nick Arvin:
Articles of War: A Novel
In the Electric Eden: Stories
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Fiction Online:
Along the Highways (New Yorker)
An Outbreak of Armed Hostilities (52 Stories)
Beauty Engine (Midwestern Gothic)
Armistice Day (RMN)
The Looting of Washington City (5 Chapters)
Non-fiction Online:
An Engineer's Blueprints for Writing (WSJ)
Crazy Horse (5280)
Voting Alone (NYT)
Sticker Shock (NYT)
Colorado's Slide Rule Election (NYT)