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“For a long time I’ve been interested in reflecting on the writer’s authority, and in taking on what the writer usually leaves out for fear of being accused of sentimentality or naïveté or tenderness.” Alejandro Zambra discusses a new short story. https://t.co/ymQt83Jt17 — PolitiTweet.org

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A new book argues that a good, or “serious,” bookstore isn’t really about selling anything. It’s about creating a space in which a visitor can sink into “the slow time of the browse.” https://t.co/OKpmsIDDTv — PolitiTweet.org

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The “Go Ask Alice” author Beatrice Sparks, who died in 2012, published books well into her 80s—teen tragedy after teen tragedy. Even if these books were indeed based, in part, on real teens, how she arrived at the rest remains a mystery. https://t.co/PbR4GqJy2b — PolitiTweet.org

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