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Mid-City Sky June 17, 2009

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"[Carry Me Home] belongs on the bookshelf alongside the other worthy post-Katrina works."
• Chin Music Press Voices of New Orleans

"It’s more than a love letter to New Orleans – it’s a survival guide for post-Katrina America. Mark shows how to go through a disaster with your soul intact.”
• Michael Tisserand

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