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Review For Savage's story collection Loving You the Way I Do"Ron Savage is a writer of deep insight and imagination. In "Hollywood Suicides," Savage spins a tale of a 1950s movie star in crisis. Both Savage's pellucid prose and great understanding of the human heart make for essential reading." -- Natural Bridge,Leeli DavidsonFor Savage's new story collection Loving You the Way I Do "Savage is an author with a rare flair for presenting high drama situations in which the political and personal intersect, sparking a deep current of excitement that is likely to take the top of your head off if you don't hold it on." -- Evergreen Review (Jim Feat, Editor) For Savage's new story collection Loving You the Way I Do"Ron Savage's story "Mr. Kobayashi" is the kind of story that one can read over and over again and find something new each time. It is a story that has remarkable depth. He is a gifted writer of remarkable linguistic powers." -- Epiphany, Willard Cook EditorFor Savage's new story collection Loving You the Way I Do"The wail of a baby alone in the desert, a seven foot tall Russian woman who's married an invalid, and a soothsayer. Savage carries us--willing--right along, and we know it's real."--Linda Swanson-Davies, co-editor, Glimmer Train Stories Product Description Dr. Indigo Swann is a clinical psychologist in Norfolk, Virginia. Indy is a woman who treats patients with emotional scars while carrying a large number of her own. Indy's mother has a habit of marrying the wrong guy and one of the worst-a guy named Shark-not only killed Indy's brother but abused her as well. When a young soldier is sent to Indy because he cannot remember much of his tour of duty in Iraq, Indy discovers that he has Multiple Personality Disorder. After a particularly intense session, he runs from her office and is later found dead-hung from his own closet door. Indy feels responsible-did she push the patient