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With prose that is intense, funny, and imaginative, Peter Ryan has obvious talent, and with "Sync City" we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg, I'm sure. This man needs funded and supported, STAT. (And I can say that, as I work in emergency medicine...which also means you should take it seriously. So why are you still reading my review? Didn't you hear me? Go pre-order "Sync City," NOW!)
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    James Rasile liked a review for Sync City
    With prose that is intense, funny, and imaginative, Peter Ryan has obvious talent, and with "Sync City" we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg, I'm sure. This man needs funded and supported, STAT. (And I can say that, as I work in emergency medicine...which also means you should take it seriously. So why are you still reading my review? Didn't you hear me? Go pre-order "Sync City," NOW!)
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