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Glenn Hascall
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Virginia Woolf
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All short stories are open to interpretation and philosophical dialogue, but this memorable tale from acclaimed author Virginia Woolf might be described as a case study in the mentality of hoarding or at the very least an obsession.
What would John give up to discover and collect a very unusual group of items? Would this collection improve his life, or would it give way to madness?
Narrated by Glenn Hascall.
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