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The captain of a low-life odyssey, Charles Bukowski, accomplished something rare: he produced a large, completely distinctive, widely beloved body of work. https://t.co/GRJXdUypeq — PolitiTweet.org

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When an Iranian scientist came to Ohio, the F.B.I. pressed him to become an informant. When he refused, he was arrested—and began a surreal journey from one American prison to another. https://t.co/z6ITVMdj8m — PolitiTweet.org

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“Whereas with my first novel I had been full of mad ambitions, by my second, humility had been beaten into me.” In a new essay, Akhil Sharma writes about revisiting his first novel. https://t.co/mlDzbMmATr — PolitiTweet.org

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