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Codeine DiaryTom Andrews

Codeine Diary

1998247 pages
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"In Codeine Diary, award-winning poet Tom Andrews gives a riveting and often hilarious account of living fully under the shadow of hemophilia." "Codeine Diary is a lyrical and haunting memoir of one man's refusal to succumb to the constraints of his disease. Andrews learned early that ordinary life is a perpetual, fragile miracle, which drove him to race motorcycles and play in a punk band as a teenager - pursuits most hemophiliacs would regard as foolhardy at best. But while Andrews was "a poster child for bad insurance risks," he was considered the healthy one in his family: his brother…

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2 editions
  • Other · English · 1999
    Harvest Books · 256 pages · 9780156006576
  • Other · English · 1998
    Little, Brown · 238 pages · 9780316042444
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