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April 22, 2009 Fiction

Maximum Life 

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Long before the van rolled up in Colonius that day, Warren Jorgenson was wasted. Now, in the dressing room of the Mesopotamia, he careened drunkenly as though buffeted by a tremendous wind. He had indulged his taste for Kipper's Ale — was…

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