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described: The young person is Marcus.
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Notable American Women is a novel, written by author Ben Marcus and published in March 2002.
[edit] Plot introduction
The novel, written as a follow-up to Marcus's literary debut, The Age of Wire and String, deals with an abstruse Ohio family, which shares the author's surname. The Marcus family, owning four members, lives on a farm outside of an unnamed town; the reader encounters narration from three of those members, and is led through a seemingly implausible and temporally confusing description of the life-events of the protagonist: a young Ben Marcus.
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