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Missed Calls
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Jonathan Taylor was born in El Cerrito, California, grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and is now an editor living in New York. He has written about books for Bookforum, the Village Voice, the Nation, Stop Smiling, and the Stranger, and blogs occasionally at Emdashes.com.

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The Lost Twin: The Lone, Shrunken World Trade Center Tower in Oklahoma

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As you loop along a curve on Interstate 244, downtown Tulsa drifts across the windshield, floating atop the fringe of lollipop trees that other­wise forms the city’s skyline. ...

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