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“I wouldn’t have known, at the age of five, what it meant to be a critic, but ‘Anatole’ was, in its way, a foundational text for the formation of a critic’s sensibility,” Richard Brody writes, about a formative book from his childhood. https://t.co/QNuUrfVuqk — PolitiTweet.org
