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          Book Review  
			
			Deep and Crisp, by Richard Barnett (Winepress Publishing) 
			
				
				  
				
				Deep and Crisp is an interesting approach to its subject matter, 
				Christmas, for a couple of reasons. 
				 
				First, as is typical of Barnett’s other works, we see an author 
				taking strict charge of his point of view. Once we see through 
				human eyes, another time through an animal’s, but we always see 
				humans and understand them the more. The stories let us see more 
				of the Christmas story, each time from a different point of 
				view. 
				 
				Second, Deep and Crisp was printed at the cusp of the Print on 
				Demand movement, and we can see historically how the publisher 
				then was extremely careful to distance himself from the content 
				of the book for legal reasons, even though the book contained no 
				evident controversy. It is as though the publisher cannot feel 
				comfortable with giving an author his own voice. 
				 
				This book is worth seeking out and its message is even better. 
				 
  
				
					
					- Bruce Cook, Ph.D. 
					
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