Adam Haslett

author, 'You Are Not a Stranger Here'

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The new novel by Adam Haslett, “Imagine Me Gone,” is a powerful story of a family trying to cope with mental illness.

‘Imagine Me Gone’: A Powerful Story of Family and Mental Illness

The new novel by Adam Haslett, “Imagine Me Gone,” is a powerful story of a family trying to cope with mental illness.

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