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Steve Brightman

Or Else What’s The Point in Having One?

A heart cannot
break a stone,
but it has to try.

Steve Brightman believes there are only two seasons: winter and baseball.

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Dale Wisely
Elizabeth McMunn-Tetangco
Tony Press
Robert Scotellaro, Editor Emeritus

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