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“I was a thought in the shape Of a spring flower Emerging from a blood-soaked earth. How we lived, and lived, and lived And loved our living. We did not want to let it go.” A poem by @JoyHarjo. https://t.co/dtL4OkrlEF — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 16, 2022

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Physical beauty was always important to the French novelist Collette; in her most famous books, time, and its effect on her characters, is the grand antagonist. https://t.co/GSLfxfoamf — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 16, 2022

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The books-within-books conceit of Lucy Ives’s new novel, “Life Is Everywhere,” is twisty and treacherous, @togglecoat writes, “and taken together its many stories read like an encyclopedia whose every entry is at its heart a story of intimate betrayal.” https://t.co/P0FZo1W3bg — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 16, 2022