Blue hope
a novella
by Robert G. Waldron
2002
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"John Highet describes his latest bout with a crippling depression. Even the verse of Ethan Seegard, his favorite poet, now fails to offer its usual solace. In a desperate attempt to lift his spirits, Highet's friend Paula Young encourages him to write the definitive biography of Seegard, now a reclusive monk at New Rievaulx Abbey."--P. [4] of cover.
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