The Winter Edition of the Georgia Review contains 23 pages of Gainesville resident Harry Crews' writing
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Plagued by a number of ailments in recent years, he continues to plug away at the keyboard, when his health allows.
“The best book I got is half finished,” Crews said recently. “It’s called ‘The Wrong Affair,’ and, it’s a kick-a— book.”
Crews said he hopes to spend 2012 doing what he’s devoted his life to: writing.
“I don’t know when I’m going to stop,” he said. “I guess when I die.”
You can read an excerpt of his memoir at the Georgia Review website.
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