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| And how many people did you disinvite from the party? Carrere doesn't call his book a novel, nor does The Adversary disinvite the consumer of true-crime books; still, there are books that ploddingly belong to genre writing, and other, nominally genre, works that don't. Oprah Winfrey, heretofore silent on the Dennis Rodman disinvite, was moved to pipe up after the NBA star's manager, Dwight Manley, said, ``She broke her word'' and accused the TV star of ``going through a Puritan phase. |
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