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(5) Tree Line
Once you've wrapped your head around the telepathic communications, premonitions, supernatural sightings, mystical healings, wonky timelines and characters with amnesia, this book is a piece of cake. Because Dreaming in Cuban was first conceived as a poem, the language is compact and lyrical, which means you have to read closely and carefully. Those things aside, the work has wonderful momentum and reads very quickly.